Slocum And the Socorro Saloon Sirens
Slocum And the Socorro Saloon Sirens
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“Let’s see them hands float skyward,” the voice behind him said.
Slocum raised his hands with the cheroot still stuck in his mouth. The smoke tore at his eyes like shaven onions.
“I’m not a twitcher,” Slocum said through half-clenched teeth.
“Turn around,” the voice said. “Real slow-like.”
Slocum turned around, his hands still held high. He felt the pressure of the gun barrel vanish from his back. Now, he stared at the man holding the pistol. In the dim light, he could see a grizzled face, most ...of it festooned in a long gray beard. The man’s eyes were two black sockets.
“You must be Obadiah Swain,” Slocum said.
There was a brief silence before the man said anything.
“You have the advantage, mister,” the man said.
“I’m John Slocum.”
“The name doesn’t ring any bells. What in hell are you doing in my brother’s house?”
“It’s a long story,” Slocum said.
“Well, you better give me some of it, because I don’t know who the hell you are, or what you’re doing here.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Let’s see them hands float skyward,” the voice behind him said.
Slocum raised his hands with the cheroot still stuck in his mouth. The smoke tore at his eyes like shaven onions.
“I’m not a twitcher,” Slocum said through half-clenched teeth.
“Turn around,” the voice said. “Real slow-like.”
Slocum turned around, his hands still held high. He felt the pressure of the gun barrel vanish from his back. Now, he stared at the man holding the pistol. In the dim light, he could see a grizzled face, most ...of it festooned in a long gray beard. The man’s eyes were two black sockets.
“You must be Obadiah Swain,” Slocum said.
There was a brief silence before the man said anything.
“You have the advantage, mister,” the man said.
“I’m John Slocum.”
“The name doesn’t ring any bells. What in hell are you doing in my brother’s house?”
“It’s a long story,” Slocum said.
“Well, you better give me some of it, because I don’t know who the hell you are, or what you’re doing here.”
What to read after Slocum And the Socorro Saloon Sirens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Logan, Jake to read onlineMoreLess
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