Slocum And the Thunderbird (2013)
“I’ll prepare for everything else.” Erika held the tin of lucifers Slocum had given her in the palm of her hand, as if weighing them.
“This is only good once,” he told her.
The grin she gave told him how much she would enjoy torching Wilson’s Creek. She sidled closer and gave him a quick kiss.
“Go on. We don’t have much time,” she said.
Slocum strode off, heading for the stables Erika had pointed out to him. He took three horses, retrieved his own, and then rode straight for the ...mine. It was going to be light soon, and the shift would change at the mine. The number of guards couldn’t be maintained, and Slocum doubted they would be. Mackenzie had waited for him to free the prisoners. During the day any such attempt would be more obvious. Or so he thought.
Whether he could bluff his way into the mine to free Linc Watson or had to shoot his way in—and out—worried Slocum a mite.MoreLess
“This is only good once,” he told her.
The grin she gave told him how much she would enjoy torching Wilson’s Creek. She sidled closer and gave him a quick kiss.
“Go on. We don’t have much time,” she said.
Slocum strode off, heading for the stables Erika had pointed out to him. He took three horses, retrieved his own, and then rode straight for the ...mine. It was going to be light soon, and the shift would change at the mine. The number of guards couldn’t be maintained, and Slocum doubted they would be. Mackenzie had waited for him to free the prisoners. During the day any such attempt would be more obvious. Or so he thought.
Whether he could bluff his way into the mine to free Linc Watson or had to shoot his way in—and out—worried Slocum a mite.MoreLess
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