Snatchers: Volume One (The Zombie Apocalypse Series Box Set--Books 1-3)

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clubbing, but they were now not of human form.
    Where the fuck did they come from?
    Robbie lashed out manically with his knife, catching two of them in the face, although the wounds were only superficial. He kicked one of them that was wearing a mini skirt and it fell over. The one nearest, felt Robbie's wrath, as he brought down his carving knife that embedded deep into the top of the cranium of a blonde girl.
    Fuck, they're strong!
    The scantily dressed thing immediately fell, and he felt the bite of the other that had its hands on both of his shoulders and had bitten through his uniform and into his deltoid. He let out an angry shriek and pushed the girl over easily, thanks to the fact they were on an uphill and Robbie was higher than the rest on the incline. They both clambered back to their feet, and Robbie somehow managed the energy to run up to the remaining rest of the road. A Vauxhall Meriva pulled up beside Robbie, and Jack ordered him to get in and Robbie duly obliged.
    "What happened to you?" Jack screamed.
    "Fucker bit me."
    "There are more of them? Maybe I should go out the proper exit, rather than down this road again."
    "Nah." Robbie shook his head. "The proper exit has safety barriers, you would have to ram them to get by."
    "But I'm gonna have to ram those things to get past the other way."
    Robbie looked at Jack with demonic eyes. "Are we really having this conversation? Just fucking move. Let's get to your house first, so I can get myself bandaged up. I don't want the missus and the kids to see me like this. I hope you've got alcohol back at your house; this wound may be infected with all kinds of shit."
    Jack hit the gas pedal and headed back down the way they had ran up and sped at twenty around the curly road. He almost stopped when he saw the two figures, as his instincts told him to come off the gas and hit the brake. He hit the gas pedal harder and saw the two female things bounce off the car and roll along the ground like thrown dice.
    "Well, that was fun." Robbie winced, and held onto his bleeding shoulder.
    Jack shook his head. "This is such a fucking weird day. This is possibly weirder than the time I was sleepwalking as a teenager, and my dad woke me up and found me in my sister's room as I was about to piss in her ear."
    Robbie, still clutching his wound, gazed at Jack in disbelief. "Thanks for sharing that."
    "Sorry."

Chapter Fifteen
     
    They both travelled with their windows down; the cool air was a welcomed feeling as the sweat trickled down the officers' backs. Once they got to a residential area, Jamie informed Janine that the windows would have to go up and they would have to make do with the air conditioning the van had to offer.
    Janine looked around at the countryside they were driving in, and had gone by this way every day mostly, and never had time to appreciate how beautiful the area was. It was also a great area for a prison. If they had had escapes, there weren't many hiding places for the cons to use. The nearest residence was a mile away, and finding the escapees would be no problem as there was no building to hide in, no crowd to be lost in, or any vehicle to break into to enhance their escape.
    They had only been travelling for three minutes and Janine had an announcement to make to Jamie before they went any further.
    "You're gonna have to stop. I need the toilet."
    "Seriously?" Jamie frowned at his partner, the corner of his lips dropping towards his chin.
    Janine descended her head, and made a nodding gesture.
    Jamie looked around; they were still in the countryside, everywhere was flat and the sign of trouble was non-existent. Even though it was early days, if they did need to stop, it may as well be now. "I suppose I'll go as well, seem as though it's clear."
    Janine was still a little paranoid that Jamie could drive off and leave her, but her trust of him had grown a little, and she could hardly sit and piss herself.
    He stopped the van and allowed Janine to jump out

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