Chapter 2Liam clenched his jaw as the bone-rattling jolt almost dislodged him from his seat on the three-wheeled ATV he steered along a boulder strewn excuse for a road. Behind him, he heard Rhys grunt as his three-wheeler hit the same tub-sized boulder. There was no way to get around the damned thing so you just had to go over it.
We’d have been better off taking the horses. But no, Sergeant Gomez said we could cover more territory and do it faster if we used the ATVs. The sarge was supposed to be the expert and he was their boss. He wasn’t the kind of man you could sway with a logical argument either, so the best thing to do was just shut up and get out of his sight as fast as you could. Four more months and their probationary year would be over. Then they could be a little more asserti
