Jus Accardo | 5 Things I've Learned While Being on the Run by Mikayla Morgan
June 3, 2014
1. Double—and triple—check your overnight accommodations. I learned this
the hard way. When the heat is low, crashing at some dive off the interstate is
okay. But when the bad guys are hot on your ass, you need something a little
more low key. I crashed in an abandoned pet store one night last May, too tired
to check the place out properly. Apparently there was a huge chunk of wall
missing. I woke up to an unhappy forest dweller in my face—more specifically, a
skunk. Let me tell you, keeping it lo-pro while smelling like skunk isn't easy
to do… 2. Always be prepared to bail. This should go without saying, as any
situation could turn critical in the blink of an eye. But what about simple
things like sleep—or taking a shower? My best advice to those on the lam would
be to make sure your wardrobe consists of simple, easy clothing. Don’t even
think about those cute wrap around tops or that killer pair of lace up boots…
Fashion is going to have to take a back seat to practicality here. And for the
love of God, don't sleep naked. The last thing you want is to have to run
from a hotel in the middle of the night in your birthday suit. The chances of
losing bits and pieces to frost bite in the dead of winter is real. Trust me on
this. 3. Always remember your name. No. Not your real one. Your alias. If
you're anything like me, you change names like most girls change lip gloss.
There's nothing worse than waking up a Cindy, and going to sleep a Miranda.
Keeping track can be tough. Honestly, the best fix for this is to just stay away
from people in general. Keep to yourself. When was the last time an intimate
object asked for your digits? Actually, don’t answer that… 4. Not everyone is out to get you. Okay. Maybe I haven't learned this one
just yet. My mom always said, safer is better than sorry. But even I'll admit
that middle aged man smiling at you from across the room isn't always Bounty
Hunter looking to haul your ass in. Nope. Sometimes he's just an ordinary, run
of the mill pervert. 5. Be careful when changing your appearance. When on the run, the most
important thing to remember is blending in. The continuation of freedom depends
on your ability to lose yourself in a crowd. This becomes impossible with a dye
job gone wrong. Word to the wise—green is not a hair color made for blending... Want to know more about Mikayla Morgan's perilous adventures? Comment below
to be entered to win your own copy of RULES OF SURVIVAL.
Comments
17 comments posted.
Re: Jus Accardo | 5 Things I've Learned While Being on the Run by Mikayla Morgan
Thanks for the rules. Never had to bail. I will remember the info. (Lisa Hutson 2:20am June 3, 2014)
Great rules. Thanks. (Pam Howell 8:53am June 3, 2014)
I found your posting to be quite intriguing, and can't wait to read your book!! The cover is pretty hot, too!! You take a bit of a mysterious photo yourself!! Although I'm not familiar with your books, I'm looking forward to reading this one. The plot sounds like a real page-turner!! Congratulations!! (Peggy Roberson 9:02am June 3, 2014)
I love the sound of this book! Your rules are very enlightening, to be sure. I haven't had to take it on the lam before, but, definately I will keep this as good advise. :) I look forward to reading this book. (Vennie Martinisi 12:52pm June 3, 2014)
"Aleays remember your name" Cool thought there, buddy. :,D (Valeria Beccari 2:40pm June 3, 2014)
Always follow the rules! (Lisa Garrett 8:26pm June 3, 2014)
love the rules (Denise Smith 6:03am June 4, 2014)
I'm in trouble. I would have trouble just remembering the rules, let alone following them. (Mary Preston 8:09am June 4, 2014)
Useful tips. But the best and most useful one is "Always remember you name." (Geeta Nair 8:33am June 4, 2014)
extra great (Kent Cook 9:04am June 4, 2014)
Sounds like great tips. Would love to win the book! (Denise Austin 12:04pm June 4, 2014)
Cute! No, green hair won't let you blend in a crowd. (Anna Speed 12:10pm June 4, 2014)
this looks awesome. I must read. (Tina Lechuga 1:16pm June 4, 2014)
I HAVE NOT READ ANY OF YOUR BOOKS, SO HOPE I WIN. (Judy Ferguson 1:24pm June 4, 2014)
Love the rules :) Thanks for the chance to win, sounds like an amazing read! (Jolene Allcock 7:25pm June 4, 2014)
Things you never have to think about become really important on the run it seems. (Laura Gullickson 11:48pm June 4, 2014)
Great rules to go by. There are times when I have to think on my feet when none of the rules are applicable. (Kai Wong 1:40am June 6, 2014)
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