Yesterday's Gone: Episode 8
(2012)
Yesterday's Gone: Episode 8
(2012)
Episode 8 picks up after the cliffhanger ending of Episode 7, with Brent Foster making a discovery that will change everything. But what he's learned is nothing compared to the secret that Edward Keenan is hiding.
Ryan Olson continues to search for Mary and Paola, trying to distance himself from the sins of his past. Will he find a chance at redemption when he finds a young teen in danger?
Mary Olson has no idea Ryan is still alive, and is settling down with Desmond, and her daughter, Paola, at The Sanctuary, a compound led by The Prophet. Have they found a small piece of heaven on Earth, an oasis of safety from the monsters that scour the landscape in search of humans? Or have they traded one hell for another?
Boricio Wolfe has always been a lone wolf, a serial killer with no connections to tie him down. Now, as leader of an unlikely group of survivors, he's itching to get back to the hunt. Little does he know, someone is also hunting him. And they're about to find him.
EPISODE 8 begins moments before the end of the world, and ends with a cliffhanger so killer, you'll throw your Kindle at the wall.
Ryan Olson continues to search for Mary and Paola, trying to distance himself from the sins of his past. Will he find a chance at redemption when he finds a young teen in danger?
Mary Olson has no idea Ryan is still alive, and is settling down with Desmond, and her daughter, Paola, at The Sanctuary, a compound led by The Prophet. Have they found a small piece of heaven on Earth, an oasis of safety from the monsters that scour the landscape in search of humans? Or have they traded one hell for another?
Boricio Wolfe has always been a lone wolf, a serial killer with no connections to tie him down. Now, as leader of an unlikely group of survivors, he's itching to get back to the hunt. Little does he know, someone is also hunting him. And they're about to find him.
EPISODE 8 begins moments before the end of the world, and ends with a cliffhanger so killer, you'll throw your Kindle at the wall.
