The Last Town (Book 2): Preparing For The Dead - Plot & Excerpts
Reese had been able to take enough time to suck down some of the coffee donated by the Starbucks across the way in Beverly Center and some sandwiches and pizza someone had brought over from the California Pizza Kitchen. Whereas Bates roamed the hospital with a team of Guardsmen—he was a patrolman, after all—Reese stayed put near the emergency room entrance with Narvaez and his senior officers, who had commandeered a portion of the sidewalk and roadway beyond to serve as an impromptu command post. Narvaez coordinated his troop movements from a Humvee studded with antennas that had been parked at the curb. Even though he was supposed to represent the LAPD at the hospital, there wasn’t a lot for Reese to do. Anything that required the attention of uniformed police was handled by Bates, who seemed to have an uncanny ability to determine exactly when to appear whenever he was needed. That wasn’t to say Reese didn’t have any interactions with people outside of the National Guard. Sirens wailed all across the city, and every few minutes, an ambulance of the paramedic unit would roll in with new patients.
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