Lynelle Clark

Tanya’s life was turned upside down when her son, Steve, was attacked by renegades and she had to dig deep facing her worst fear saving them both. 
It is the year 2048, 30 years after a devastating quake had changed Gauteng’s geographic features. The effects of the acid water that covered most of the area, was visible to everyone but the government. The silent death crawling closer leaving devastation in its path. Nothing is excluded from the terror.
Tanya and Steve’s path of survival meet up with the rebels in their search for clean water and she had to face much more than just acid water to stay alive.
A thrilling story of courage and survival. 
Blood Mines is created by Lynelle Clark, an eGlobal Creative Publishing Signed Author.
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Blood Mines is created by Lynelle Clark, an eGlobal Creative Publishing Signed Author.

Blood Mines

Here, the degeneration could be seen in harsher tones. Steel hung listlessly in the air, held by a thin thread of old rusted screws. Now and then steel clanged against steel, creating an eerie sound in the dense silence. It is as if the earth was holding its breath: Waiting, anticipating, but without hope. Even within the closed cabin they could smell the odour as it crept into the very pores of the machine. The craft groaned, defenceless against the silent killer.


Tanya felt itchy; the desire to scratch so overwhelming that she tried to rub her arms but the protective suit stopped her from doing that. Everyone placed their masks back on; their eyes burning from the fumes the earth exhaled. Her throat burning and she pawed at it a few times as well. The moment that she inhaled the pure oxygen she felt at ease.


Chapter 41: Time became an expensive commodity