The Ashes Of Pompeii (Purge Of Babylon, Book 5) - Plot & Excerpts
And Lara wouldn’t have lifted a hand to stop him, or think about it ever again. Will did what had to be done and though it sometimes stayed with him, he never looked back on it with regret. Or, at least, he never let her think that he did. She wasn’t Will, though. Instead of putting Gage out of his (their) misery, she decided to use him, always keeping in mind what the man was capable of. She had no doubts there were crimes he had committed since The Purge that she didn’t know about and that he would never willingly confess to, but she knew what he had intended to do to the island. He had admitted as much, and Keo had told her what he had overheard Gage and his first mate, the man without the head inside the bridge, discussing before he opened fire on them. “They’ve done it before,” Keo had said. “A lot of times, from the sound of it. They might as well be talking about the weather.” “And you’re sure?” she had asked, looking him in the eyes because she needed to know with absolute certainty.
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