Life Among The Dead (Book 3): A Bittersweet Victory - Plot & Excerpts
She has been trying to gain an understanding of the phenomenon, but he seems bent on keeping the conversation away from the current events, the tragedy on the bridge, and what’s in store for them once they get to Eagle Rock. When she asked how it’s possible for the dead to rise, he told her the truth: he hasn’t a clue. Her persistent questions caused him to snap at her, but he apologized, blaming it on the stress of the day. He seems nice, and Vida feels a lot safer being escorted by an armed soldier. Now silence fills the open space of the jeep and is swept out by the rushing air. He slows the vehicle whenever they do talk, so hearing one another isn’t so much of a chore. “So tell me the story of your life,” he says, wearing a serene smile, “minus the recent chapters.” “My name is Vida Calavera--” “That’s pretty. What is that?” “Mexican. My great grandparents came from there. I’m a senior at Waterloo High… until last night. My parents moved us from San Diego last spring.”
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