Incurable (The Ellie Chronicles #2)

Incurable (The Ellie Chronicles #2)

John Marsden

Language: English

Pages: 336

ISBN: 0439783224

Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub


The battles continue in the latest book from internationally bestselling author John Marsden

Ellie Linton is a survivor. Because she's honest. Because she's loyal. Because she's incurably brave. And because sometimes she's lucky.

But what happens to survivors when their luck runs out?

Packed full of action and human drama, John Marsden's Incurable delivers another fast-paced adventure that will thrill old fans and new readers like.

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were, let alone whether the bins held watermelons, or cans of dog food, or toothbrushes. Closest to me were a hairdresser’s and a clothes shop. There were shoppers everywhere. These people had a serious commitment to late-night shopping. The next thing that happened was that I saw Jeremy. It was a shock. I was scanning the car park and everything was alien and unrecognisable and in the middle of it all was a face that was familiar and friendly and part of my life. I focused on him at the same

have to wait for another day. In the meantime, we still had a long walk home. We dumped the bikes, taking them well into the bracken and hiding them behind fallen logs. We hadn’t yet sat down to figure out the trouble we’d be in if the shoot-up at the mall was traced to us, but as long as we went out and got the utes and the Yamaha back, it was unlikely we’d be connected with it. We’d be just as likely to cop the blame for global warming or tasteless strawberries or World War II. After covering

police had, well nearly. Then the cold hit me. Like a blizzard inside and out. I actually gave a half-scream with the impact of it. I was incurably cold. I would never get warm, could never get warm. I had iced up inside. And no-one cared. This was the worst cold of all. The cops were holding the guy on the ground, trying to get him into a better position. The ambulance officers were heading straight for him. I didn’t exist. The guy who wanted to end my existence was the star of the show.

if we had any injuries. Well, she probably regretted asking that question. Suddenly she called to her partner for back-up and a second later there was a stationwagon right at the fountain, with ambulance markings all over it and two more ambos who I hadn’t seen before and a couple of stretchers on wheels and Gavin and I were covered by blankets. He was already in the back of an ambulance and I was being wheeled to it. I hadn’t seen that ambulance either. I was confused that they had all got

it a burl if we run into a bit of traffic,’ he said. ‘Don’t want to be late for smoko, do we?’ ‘Gavin’s deaf,’ I said, and closed my eyes. ‘Oh is he?’ I heard the blonde girl say. ‘Col, the little boy’s deaf ‘Uh, that would explain it then,’ Col said. I didn’t know what it explained but I guess they’d tried to have a conversation with Gavin. ‘How is he?’ I asked. ‘We think you’re both going to be fine.’ But I had the feeling they said that to everyone. Like what else are they going to say:

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