Sins That Haunt (2016)
“He drew his weapon and paced circles around Lopez in the slow seconds that followed. By the time the doors opened and he reached the hallway, four marksmen were lined up outside Santos’s hotel room, two on bent knee, armed and ready, two standing, one holding a battering ram, the door to Santos’s room hanging off its hinges.
He heard Diaz yelling, “Gun down.”
He closed the gap faster than he thought possible when Shannon’s panicked voice echoed into the hallway. “Don’t shoot her.”
Inside, a blo...nd female had a gun pointed at Shannon, who was on her knees, a man’s body some four feet away. He relaxed a fraction, knowing she was alive. The relief was, however, short-lived when the woman didn’t lower her weapon.
“Don’t,” Shannon repeated. “You’ll frighten her. She doesn’t want to hurt me,” she said, her voice a rasp as she turned her full attention to the woman who he now recognized as Elena Santos.
She was sporting a nasty shiner and a confused gleam in her eyes and, on his second glance at Shannon, he realized that she too had been hurt.MoreLess
He heard Diaz yelling, “Gun down.”
He closed the gap faster than he thought possible when Shannon’s panicked voice echoed into the hallway. “Don’t shoot her.”
Inside, a blo...nd female had a gun pointed at Shannon, who was on her knees, a man’s body some four feet away. He relaxed a fraction, knowing she was alive. The relief was, however, short-lived when the woman didn’t lower her weapon.
“Don’t,” Shannon repeated. “You’ll frighten her. She doesn’t want to hurt me,” she said, her voice a rasp as she turned her full attention to the woman who he now recognized as Elena Santos.
She was sporting a nasty shiner and a confused gleam in her eyes and, on his second glance at Shannon, he realized that she too had been hurt.MoreLess
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