The Dead Walk The Earth (Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
None of their faces were easy to read, but she was confident that they felt enough loyalty to the young American helicopter pilot to make them want to help. However, and as always, Stan’s unblinking eyes showed no indication of what he was thinking. It was him that she really needed to convince. The team were his, and he gave the orders. The man was a closed book. He was methodical and never did anything on a whim or as a knee-jerk or emotional reaction. For that, he would have needed emotions in the first place. She had told them the details of Melanie’s mission, and that for an unknown reason they had lost all communications with her. There had been no distress beacon, and the transponder was not relaying her aircraft’s current position. All that they had received was a partial message from her informing the operations room that her aircraft was in trouble. That had been almost fourteen hours ago and nothing had been heard since. Gerry had made it clear that command was ready to write off Melanie and her co-pilot.
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