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Way Home

By: Wayne Lemmons
Narrated by: Danny Hughes
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Gabe Dunnit watches from the cockpit of his sailboat as the Sunshine Skyway Bridge explodes, concrete and shrapnel crashing into the saltwater miles away. He tries to communicate with the civilized world and finds it impossible either by cellphone or radio. He moves toward land in hopes of finding other people and an explanation as to why every bridge to the mainland has suffered the same fate as the Skyway.

He finds a young, but very capable teenage girl and her injured mother, companions in his new existence as a survivor and sometimes reluctant protector. There are soldiers in black trying to kill him and anyone else they find in the evacuated areas bordering Tampa. There are civilians looking for blood on the streets, taking advantage of the abandonment of civilization and murdering at will.

They're looking for a way out, for a safe place, for a Way Home.

©2017 Wayne Lemmons (P)2017 Wayne Lemmons
Espionage Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction Fiction Suspense

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