By Jeff Carlson
FINALIST FOR THE PHILIP okay. DICK AWARD
"Compelling. His novels take readers to the precipice of disaster."
-San Francisco Chronicle
Cam Najarro and Ruth Goldman have built a vaccine to guard Earth's survivors from the Archos plague, however the shattered U.S. executive will do something to maintain the vaccine for themselves. purpose on sharing their healing, Cam and Ruth needs to pass the apocalyptic wastelands of North America... by no means figuring out a better hazard is set to strike...
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Off of them and onto us. “Go! ” Cam hollered, jamming a knife into a can of milk. But she hesitated. He threw the dripping can as hard as he could and bent to stab at another, ignoring the haze of ants on his gloves and knees. He was like that, quick to make the best decision. Cam Najarro was neither a soldier nor a scientist, but he had lived through the entire plague year on a barren, isolated peak where eighty people were ultimately reduced to six by starvation and cold and bugs and madness, and that was an education of a kind that few could match.
Worse, she never wanted to look down. The skulls were a silent crowd. Ruth tried to avoid their gaping eyes, so she blinked constantly and glanced sideways and up as she walked, letting her gaze move like a pinball. In three days, that dizzy feeling had become normal. Ruth barely remembered anything else. It helped that she always had Cam in front of her and Newcombe behind, walking single file through the ruins. The steady clumping sound of the men’s bootsteps were markers for her to follow. Then they came to a clot of vehicles that had burned and exploded, throwing doors and bodies into the confusion.
She wanted to be more like her friends. She wanted to be as relentless. Her own pack was the lightest and she clawed at it now, too clumsy with her arm in its cast. Somehow her filthy mask had pulled down and she gulped clean-tasting air without regret. Dust and hot sun. Ruth carried the data index from the archos lab, a few computerdiscs and a sample case of nano-structures. She also had a grenade. She believed it was better to destroy the index than to let it be captured. A brutal choice. The design work might be used to truly defeat the machine plague, but it could also lead to advanced new weaponized nanotech and Leadville had already used a crude nano “snowflake” to liquefy sixteen hundred men and women on the White River Plateau, rebels who dared to try to race them to the archos lab.