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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The guards should have been watching the cameras, and he didn’t want them to think he was trying to keep the knife.  He wasn’t going to give them an excuse to do anything to him. 

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You tell me, Joseph.  I’m sure you’re the one that authorized the transfers.  I should have known you were lying to me the whole time.  I won’t make the same mistake twice.  How long have you been cooperating with the SVR?

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Whatever order you read them in is cool with me, though… as long as you read them.

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The common thing I see on the webs is that if I wanted there to be no mistakes, I would hire an editor… and yet, reading BIG NAME authors, I often spot multiple mistakes, especially in first editions. They have a phalanx of editors and others that go through their books with a fine-toothed comb, and there are STILL errors. It happens.

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