Iron Angels – Snippet 06

Iron Angels – Snippet 06 “What’s going on?” Jasper asked. Pete stood with his arms crossed, leaning against the Euclid’s brick wall. “Looks like your victim specialist is here, she’s speaking with the girl now. You know her...

Iron Angels – Snippet 05

Iron Angels – Snippet 05 Chapter 3 As he approached the back, what he thought was the back wall appeared to separate, almost like one of those pictures that used to be popular way back when — the ones where if you stared at them in a certain way a...

Iron Angels – Snippet 04

Iron Angels – Snippet 04 Chapter 2 Jasper brought his Glock and flashlight up in a ready position, his finger creeping toward, but remaining off the trigger. He didn’t bother glancing at Pete, as he likely had his weapon trained on the open door. A brown...

Iron Angels – Snippet 03

Iron Angels – Snippet 03 “I noticed from the front a courtyard with trees and shrubs obscuring another entrance into the hotel,” Jasper said. “That makes sense. Come look.” Pete gestured toward a door set in the brick wall lining the...

Iron Angels – Snippet 02

Iron Angels – Snippet 02 Chapter 1 The tips on the missing ten-year old girl had come in within fifteen minutes of each other. One was from an Hispanic male whose daughter had seen a van pull up to where her friend had been standing across the railroad tracks,...

Iron Angels – Snippet 01

Iron Angels – Snippet 01 Iron Angels By Eric Flint and Alistair Kimble Prologue Samyaza was not oblivious to the swelling cincture. No one of his nature could be, not even one who had been shrouded with a name in the hell world. But for the moment, he ignored...

Gods of Sagittarius – Snippet 35

Gods of Sagittarius – Snippet 35 CHAPTER 21 Tabor opened his eyes, spent a moment focusing them, and found that he was lying on a stone floor, facing an open doorway. He placed a hand to his head to assess the damage, winced at the touch, and frowned, trying to...

Gods of Sagittarius – Snippet 31

Gods of Sagittarius – Snippet 31 CHAPTER 18 Tabor looked at the viewscreen at the red-brown world that seemed almost naked without any moons. The planet’s surface was mottled here and there by large, darker-colored mounds. The remnants of ancient shield...