The Orphans (Book 2): Surviving The Turned - Plot & Excerpts
As its smoke rolled to the top of the plane, it matched his peppered, black-and-gray short hair. He had been walking around the plane, the base, and the barracks ever since hearing of the outbreak and that his team had been called up from leave to a special assignment. He knew nothing about what was going on, as all communications and outside newsfeeds to the base had stopped. They had just returned from a one-month mission in South America, helping to raise the price of cocaine by decimating one of the jungle factories that no one in South America would ever admit existed. He and his men had been looking forward to spending some time resting and relaxing on the beaches of the East Coast, drinking domestic beer, grilling, and eating to their heart’s content. Phelps went back in his mind to the video call he had received, informing him of this mission. He asked what would be needed of him, and the officer who made the call was less than informative. The officer simply told Phelps that because of the outbreak, there was important information that might need to be gathered and that they would be told more on a need-to-know basis.
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