The streets of New Justice ended at the edge of town.
It was the first piece of movie-set logic Dunne saw in the place. There were lovely, paved streets everywhere...but none of them extended beyond the town limits.
At Hannahlee's suggestion, he headed for the widest one—Main Street, which cut through the middle of town up to the park. One minute, the Hummer was bumping along over the sand...and then it crossed the threshold and rolled smoothly onto level pavement.
That was when the déjà vu really took over. The streetscape was lined with familiar buildings, decorated just the same as their TV counterparts. The cars parked along the curb were 1970s specials straight out of Willows—a Camaro, a Dart, a Torino. Everything, down to the parking meters and streetlamps, was out of the 70s
