The smells of breakfast roused Suzi and she insisted on getting up and sitting with the men for the meal. With a little help from Johnny, she got off the cot and, under her own power, stooped through the tent door and lowered herself into one of the camp chairs, though not without a few grunts and moans. By then, Dave had checked in on the Sat phone and discovered that the chopper was in the air and should arrive within two hours. It was closer to three, however, before two men carrying a stretcher crashed through the trees, introduced themselves, and while one went to Suzi’s aid, the other wanted information about the plane crash. As the nurse put in a line and hung a glucose IV bag from the back of the camp chair, Suzi told the other man all she knew about the location of the plane, and Johnny paced nearby. He knew they were doing what was required, but he was anxious to get Suzi on the helicopter and to the hospital. The trees rustled once more and half a dozen men and women, dressed and equipped for a rescue mission, or recovery as it may turn out, entered the camp. Information was shared, directions given, and a discussion ensued, resulting finally in the six rescuers and the four-man “River Hunter”
What do You think about Johnny Winchester: River Hunter?
