He figured he would have time to ask her if she’d changed her mind and fallen in love with him again before he “fixed her up” for his brother. 

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This is a clip from the next book I’ll have out, shortly after the first of the year. I’m still working on the final title and then the cover art. This particular scene is after Deke’s wife’s funeral, when he figures out that the strife is not over. He makes a decision as to how to proceed.

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The car slewed sideways before she lifted from the throttle, steering into the skid and pushed the clutch to the floor.  A grin broke out across her face. 

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This was actually one of my favorite stories to write. Some of the Dixon-Prince characters appear in this story, but their roles are minor, although one will be more popular in future Dixon-Prince stories.

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Ron swung around at the explosion of sound off to his side, seeing the man emerge from the wall, stumbling a couple of steps into the room, then charging him.  He shot his last round at the man, point blank.  The gun clicked just before Ron was lifted from the floor, losing his grip on Vivian.  The man carried him across the room and slammed him into the wall hard enough to break out the sheetrock around two studs. 

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“That’s his field name.  He’s often our guardian angel…”  He didn’t say that he’d been called “Angel of Death” by soldiers on three continents that he was charged with protecting people from.

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