Lone Wolf #7: Peruvian Nightmare (1974) - Plot & Excerpts
But the survival instinct was within him as ever, and although in many ways that seemed tempting, just giving up like that and going with the roll, he did not do so. He was able to get hold of some ground, heavy, dense mud which retarded the roll and then, wrenching himself against the force of the spin, was able to bring himself to a stop in some kind of crevice. Looking to his right then he saw the open, empty valley; hundreds of feet below, it reared up like a cup to seize him … but he sprang away from that vision, looking toward the left and up the hill. Some two or three hundred feet from the point of the impact he saw the Futuramic, lying on its side burning, flames leaping through the open scar of the windshield. Around it men had gathered, some beating at the flames, others poking and prying through the interior of the car, looking obviously for some sign of life within it which they were not going to find. The two men were dead. Wulff was sure of that. But they were not interested in the two men, of course.
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