911: Terror Series, #2

By C.A.Dayhoff

Tonight was a night like all other nights at the 911 console, except for that one call that started the slide into a world of hell

• Language: English
• Publisher: DewPoint
• Release date: Jul 12, 2015
• ISBN: 9781513035529

C.A.Dayhoff

Born in Texas, raised in Idaho  Grew-up riding, hunting, fishing, camping, panned for gold and roamed Idaho's wilderness looking for adventures..

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911

Terror Is Only A Call Away

By C.A.Dayhoff

Copyright

©2015 C.A. Dayhoff

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Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyrights

Chapter One

The Call

Chapter Two

Just a Push

Chapter Three

Predator

Chapter Four

Chapter One

Prologue

Albert felt tension from all his late night work, it had taken a toll on him.

His boss had threatened his job, if the audit was not perfect.

Usually, his boss just paid them under the table. But this new auditor did not take bribes so that pissed him off even more and as the saying goes shit rolls downhill.

Finding an empty bench, Albert figured he would relax a little as he waited for his train.

With 45 minutes to wait maybe he could catch up on some reading.

No sooner had sat down his eyes grew heavy, and he fell into a deep slumber.

Startled, by the sound of a train, he jerked awake as his train was pulling away.

Fumbling his briefcase as he rushed for the train, it bounced flying open, spilling the contents all around the platform.

Son of a bitch, all his hard work his boss has been hounding him about now lay on the filthy subway dock.

Realizing it was hopeless that he was not going to catch his train. He stopped and picked up all the papers wiping them off as he went. Just when Albert thought he was done he noticed one paper swept off the dock by a draft from a passing train.

Jumping for it, without any concern for anything including his safety. Albert found himself on the edge of the platform as another train was approaching.

Trying to regain his balance he teetered on the edge. Albert felt himself start to fall, towards the oncoming train.

Someone reached out from behind him, grabbing him by the collar. Albert felt himself pulled away from the edge. As the train zoomed past it just missed him.

"Hey now calm down there, you