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Copyright 2011 by James Patterson
Excerpt from 10th Anniversary copyright 2011 by James Patterson
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ISBN: 978-0-316-09737-6
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Many species have become extinct because of human destruction of their natural environments. Indeed, current rates of human-induced extinctions are estimated to be about 1,000 times greater than past natural rates of extinction, leading some scientists to call modern times the sixth mass extinction.
Encyclopedia Britannica
A material object for children or others to play with (often an imitation of some familiar object); a plaything; also, something contrived for amusement rather than for practical use.
The Oxford English Dictionary
I WILL NOT forget this moment for as long as I live, which, in truth, might not be that long anyway. I pop the ominous disc labeled 7-4 Day into the player and sit back on the dusty, threadbare couch in my parents cluttered fallout shelter at our beloved lake house in the north country.
I figure that something titled 7-4 Day cant be good news.
And it isnt.
Wham!no slow reveal, no fade-in. There are just bodies everywhere. Human beings are slumped in car seats, collapsed on sidewalks, lying on the floor in front of the counter at a once popular fast-food restaurant called McDonalds.
Next comes a classroom in which high school students and their teacher are just lying, pale and bloated, at their desks.
A construction worker is dead in a cherry-picker, and it is possible that his eyes have actually popped from his face.
A postman is sprawled on a porch, the mail still held dutifully in his hands.
A towheaded girl is dead on her bicycle at the bottom of a roadside culvertand this finally brings tears to my eyes.
Its as if some master switch has been thrown, turning off their hearts and brains just as they went about their daily lives.
Not everyones dead though.
In one indelible scene, elevator doors are pried open and a screaming, traumatized businesswoman emergesat least seven corpses of business types are visible behind her.
There is some hope at least.
A few hundred survivors are gathered at midfield in a baseball stadium, possibly in New Chicago. The camera pans around. Horrible! The pitcher is dead on the mound, his face buried in dust. There are uniformed bodies at the bases, in the outfield, in the dugouts. The stands are filled with fifty thousand forever-silent fans.
Im light-headed and ill as I sit on my parents couch and watch all this. Ive been forgetting to breathe, actually; my skin is clammy and cold.
Now I view a snapped-off flagpole displayed against an urban skylinea skyline of blackened, broken, and smoking buildings. Theyre like teeth in a jawbone that somebody has pulled from a funeral pyre.
Im beginning to suspect that this footage
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