Away, as he'd watched the Neanderthal, is a compelling story from James Patterson's book "Count to Ten." It explores the primal instincts and raw emotions of the characters, highlighting the tension between their humanity and their animalistic impulses. The narrative delves into the depths of human nature, pushing characters to their limits in challenging situations.

"Away," as he'd watched the Neanderthal, evokes a sense of primal fear and fascination. Patterson masterfully captures the intense moments of survival and the struggle to maintain one's humanity amidst chaos. The story keeps readers engaged, prompting reflection on what it truly means to be human in threatening circumstances.