“You’re right that I’m not a cop,” Gunny replied, “and that means I don’t care so much about the rules.  So, comply, or don’t.  But I will know who you are before you leave.  Or it will be who you were.  Capeesh?”

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Here is the start of the Hammond Family Saga. From here, you can navigate all through the ten parts. Each is a stand-alone story, but there are nice little Easter eggs for those that read them all through.

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Paul was pleased with himself.  It was almost too easy.  He’d been able to buy a tranquilizer gun from a veterinarian supply company.  That and the loaded darts had cost him ten thousand dollars, but he would be able to put both of them to sleep with one shot each. 

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With tight OpSec and limited knowledge of the mission, we might be able to get this done.  I don’t think our part of the deal would need to be known, even to people like the WitSec group. 

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Most of the stories are 2000 words or so, although a few are shorter or longer.

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Paul picked up a half inch drive ratchet handle.  He started weighing it in his hand… with an implied threat that it would be useful to hit someone with.  Bill thought there was still a breaker bar and cheater pipe on the bench behind him, and he was backing that way. 

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