Up To No Good: Book 4 Georgie B. Goode Gypsy Caravan Cozy Mystery - Plot & Excerpts
As he drove he whistled a prepper’s song that one of his cashed-up survivalist customers had taught him. The words were set to the tune of John Denver’s “Thank God I’m a Country Boy”, which was nice and easy to remember. The re-vamped chorus had nothing about country boys, but ran along the lines of ‘thank God I’m a prepper now’, while the rest of the song had bits and pieces about a world under attack and putting the pedal to the metal. It kind of appealed to Jerry. Every so often he broke off whistling to sing the parts that he could remember, while occasionally glancing at the GPS. They’d be waiting for him about twenty miles from the turnoff, Vincent had told him, and he’d done nigh on eighteen miles now, so he’d have to be getting close. The truck crashed down into another pothole, which didn’t faze him in the slightest. He was in the Jerry B. Goode BugOut Barbarian—“Barbie” for short—the best prepper vehicle they’d produced yet, and Vincent was about to put it through its paces and then order his own if he was satisfied.
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