The McClane Apocalypse: Book Two - Plot & Excerpts
It’s heavily wooded with dense enough foliage to keep their horses concealed. It also opens up in the back to the same woods that they will need for traveling to the cabin later. It’s safe, quiet. No children play in this park, no joggers or bike riders make use of the blacktop path that skirts the perimeter, and no picnickers use the pavilions. The horses are glad for the break and are once again tied to tree branches. They immediately start tearing off leaves and foraging lazily. John and Reagan dismount and take out their rifles. “How are you holding up, boss?” he asks Reagan with genuine concern while they are still in the cover of the woods where no one can hear them. After consulting his watch, John sees that it’s almost ten a.m. which means they’ve already spent about four hours of the day moving around the city. They’d come in this morning just after dawn and hit a few more places in the business district without much fruition. John was able to locate another auto supply store where he took a couple small parts, a grocery store where most of the shelves were picked clean, and a drug store where the OTC drugs were wiped out.
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