Powder Keg (2007)
Powder Keg
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She had an intensely sweet face, so sweet in fact that I felt stupid holding my gun on her.
“Is that loaded, young man?”
“Yeah, I guess it is.”
“Well, you’re not going to shoot me, are you?”
“No, I guess not.”
“I know this is late.”
“Gosh, I guess I hadn’t noticed that. Couldn’t be any later than one, two o’clock in the morning.”
“Now you’re making fun of me.”
She huddled inside her long draped black coat. The red wool scarf lent her face a touch of vivid color.
“I need to know who you are.”
“Mr...s. Ralston.”
She sounded as if I should have known who that was. I had no idea.
“Tim Ralston. He owns the livery?”
“Oh, I see.”
But I didn’t. What the hell was the wife of the livery owner doing at my door that time of morning?
“He would’ve come himself but he’s scared. He needs to talk to you. It’s important.”
“Did he tell you what it’s about?”
“He said he just needed to talk to you and it was important. He wouldn’t tell me what it was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had an intensely sweet face, so sweet in fact that I felt stupid holding my gun on her.
“Is that loaded, young man?”
“Yeah, I guess it is.”
“Well, you’re not going to shoot me, are you?”
“No, I guess not.”
“I know this is late.”
“Gosh, I guess I hadn’t noticed that. Couldn’t be any later than one, two o’clock in the morning.”
“Now you’re making fun of me.”
She huddled inside her long draped black coat. The red wool scarf lent her face a touch of vivid color.
“I need to know who you are.”
“Mr...s. Ralston.”
She sounded as if I should have known who that was. I had no idea.
“Tim Ralston. He owns the livery?”
“Oh, I see.”
But I didn’t. What the hell was the wife of the livery owner doing at my door that time of morning?
“He would’ve come himself but he’s scared. He needs to talk to you. It’s important.”
“Did he tell you what it’s about?”
“He said he just needed to talk to you and it was important. He wouldn’t tell me what it was.
What to read after Powder Keg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ed Gorman to read onlineMoreLess
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