Worth Dying For (A Dying For A Living Novel Book 5) - Plot & Excerpts
I pull myself up tall from where I slump in the passenger seat. We’ve been in Illinois for a long time and all I’ve seen is a whole lot of nothing. Empty fields lay barren as far as the eye can see. The monotony is occasionally broken up by a tree here or there, but overall, it’s dead, flat land. Jessup was born somewhere out here and it’s truly hard to imagine given how urbanized she seems now with her mismatched sneakers and black hoodies and Starbucks coffee. “There’s a roadblock,” Gideon says, downshifting. “So much for taking back roads to stay out of sight.” Officers swarm the pavement. Several stand with their boot heels in the gravel shoulder and backs to wide open fields. More are in the road, leaning against the few cars that have clotted at this particular section of blacktop. Three state trooper vehicles block the way with a wooden barricade covering the gap between. If the officer approves a car, then the barricade is lifted and the driver is allowed to pass through to the other side.
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