THE DUKE Part XXV Sergeant Cross looked up at both he and Jimmy, but made no comment about why the other boy was there. He simply waited, his tiny office filled by the three of them, two smallish chairs and the desk the sergeant sat behind. There was no room for...
THE DUKE Part XX Jimmy blasted the Spyder up the flank of Diamond Head, the Corvair’s turbocharger emitting a pleasing jet engine whine until taking the corner onto 16th Avenue. Seconds later Darren was home and Jimmy took off again. With its strange rear suspension...
THE DUKE Part XIX Sandy Beach was called Sandy, but only by Haoles and tourists. It was Sandies Beach to the locals, just like the wonderful Bellows Beach further around the shore, just beyond Waimanalo, was called Sherwood Forest to them. The tourists who visited...
THE DUKE Part XIV Jimmy headed the Corvair around the tip of Diamond Head, only slowing in an attempt to avoid deeper runnels of mud that had flowed down from the mountain and across the road, that had only occurred a bit earlier. The mud, if it got on the Spyder’s...
The Duke PART XIII Jimmy and Darren rushed back to Jimmy’s house through the pouring rain. The rain, To Darren, felt warm and comforting simply because they were nearly invisible when they were out in it. No one in their right mind, or on a serious mission, could be...