Chapter 33

• The camp turned out to be a grouping of sheds, the kind you would buy and assemble in your backyard to store garden tools. The only real building was a large cabin, that Noah guessed had already been here when Lindon had brought his clan to this new location.
• Noah turned to see Blair and was just as appalled by the idea that they had been forced to live in these conditions. He couldn’t guess what was going through his head, but from what he knew about Blair, there was no question that his plan of just introducing himself and leaving was no longer happening. Noah knew nothing about leadership or would ever have to know, but he decided he wasn’t leaving these people here either. He was never leaving mistreated people behind again.
• Calum looked angry and that was a first. Focused, determined, or annoyed he’d seen on the man’s face before, but never angry. It made him feel better, slightly, if a man like Calum was going in with that kind of determination, then Lindon’s followers didn’t stand a chance.