The Ruins Of Mars (The Ruins Of Mars Trilogy Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
As the three neared a red door in the back of the house, it swung open with the metallic hum of motorized hinges. James entered between the two agents: one in front and one behind. As soon as the last man was through the door, it quickly swung shut, and James heard the clicking of numerous locks and bolts. He found himself standing in a narrow hallway with plush blue carpeting and clean white walls decorated by numerous paintings. Before he could fully take in his surroundings, the agent behind him gave his back a little shove. “Keep going.” Leading the party at a clipped pace, the Serviceman in front took a fast right through a pair of thick wooden doors into a wider more-regal hallway. The man held the door for James as he stepped through, then set off again at a driving march. Paintings of past Presidents and other historical champions of American politics adorned the walls, and chandeliers hung from the ceilings like shards of ice and silver.
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