Toward the Brink (Book 3)
“Aside from Etheridge’s alcohol-fueled rants about needing him and his connections if they wanted to survive, there was little that either man could do. Holmes was well aware that when such high emotion was felt, and none of it positive, it was best to keep quiet. A schemer, he hadn’t given in, but there weren’t a lot of choices for him should he manage to escape. The Tall Man was alert to this predicament, and would be on guard against any attempts by Holmes to talk himself into remaining with ...the group.
The Tall Man was eager to hear what the president’s travel destination had been, just as the president was interested in their plans. As the Tall Man, Mulhaven, Tom Transky, the pilots of both planes, Chess, and Kath took seats around the kitchen table to consider all options, the Tall Man called Elliot over.
“Take Cindy and go check on the ammo and weapons we have left in the motor home.”
Elliot just stared at the Tall Man.MoreLess
The Tall Man was eager to hear what the president’s travel destination had been, just as the president was interested in their plans. As the Tall Man, Mulhaven, Tom Transky, the pilots of both planes, Chess, and Kath took seats around the kitchen table to consider all options, the Tall Man called Elliot over.
“Take Cindy and go check on the ammo and weapons we have left in the motor home.”
Elliot just stared at the Tall Man.MoreLess
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