The Thieves of Heaven
“Thal spun into the darkly shadowed room, his trigger finger hardwired to his brain. His eyes darted left to right, scanning for targets as he went.But no one was there. Not a soul. The suite couldn’t have been emptier. Thal methodically checked the room, the closets, the bathroom, under the bed, every nook and cranny, keeping his guard up. But there was no one there. It was as if no one had ever been there. How did they vanish? How did they know? He ran the last ten minutes through his head. Th...e concierge: dead before he could alert anyone. The lobby: empty. He hadn’t seen a soul but the concierge. This was unacceptable. To his employer, it would be a problem. To him, it was his worst nightmare. He knew only too well the price of failure and it was a payment he wasn’t prepared to make. He had tracked the three here. He could track them again.The silence of the darkened room was shattered by a ring. A phone ringing at two fifteen in the morning somewhere else in the hotel but…not far. When the door smashed in, Simon rolled right and drew a bead, his gun hand never wavering.MoreLess
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