Nobody Move
Philip Elliott
"Something was off. Everything was off. Eddie could feel it."
"Alerted by the slam of the front door, Ellie slid her laptop to the side of the breakfast bar and covered it with a copy of Us Weekly."
"Hero just looked at her, still puzzled by these soldiers and their inexperience with the very sort of event they’d been sent to investigate."
"The street lies somewhere behind the station, pockmarked with large cobblestones and cut across in many places by train tracks where diesel locomotives sometimes rumble through, towing freight wagons."
"Thulin gets Genz’s voicemail for the third time as she reaches the swing door."
"Lucas stood on Forty-second in the shadow of the Park Avenue Viaduct with the vector printouts."
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