The Nuclear Catastrophe (a Fiction Novel Of Survival) - Plot & Excerpts
The influx of Los Angelenos from three hundred miles south did little to slow the pace of the bay area people. Richmond, Berkeley, Oakland, Hayward, and San Francisco were sufficiently large cities to absorb their share of evacuees without much confusion. It was quite a contrast for Frank Waring, after the Blythe episode. He still was not accustomed to the idea that just a day’s drive from his father-in-law’s home in Oakland would put him back into one of the most disastrous situations to affect modern mankind. At the sound of the door closing, he looked up. Except for Kim playing in her room, he had been alone in the house the entire morning with no knowledge of Paula’s whereabouts. It was time for somebody to arrive. Unfortunately, it was not his wife who entered, but her parents. Mrs. Jorgensen acknowledged his presence with a glance and swept past him into the kitchen. Her action told him that something was in the air, for she was normally a friendly woman.
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