THE COWARDLY LION, Volume Six, Chapter XXVII

THE COWARDLY LION, Volume Six, Chapter XXVII

It was the water; I finally figured it out. It wasn’t the clear, fresh aroma of the mid-Pacific that swirled around the island chain of Hawaii—in those waters had been the clarity, the slightly salty sense of crystal purity, and a welcoming temperature that seemed to...
THE COWARDLY LION, Volume Six, Chapter XXIV

THE COWARDLY LION, Volume Six, Chapter XXIV

I sat with the phone off the hook, watching the light blink, soundlessly yelling at me, while I was wishing I could know more than I knew. Suddenly, it occurred to me that the Rover should have the car phone somewhere inside it. I got up and went to the parking lot....
THE COWARDLY LION, Volume Six, Chapter XXII

THE COWARDLY LION, Volume Six, Chapter XXII

 Roger Rabbit, the pilot, flew us directly back to the airport in Key West. No one said a word, and even though it was hard to be heard inside the plane, which, with Robert pushing the speed to the little plane’s maximum, the reason for the complete silence had...
THE COWARDLY LION, Volume Six, Chapter XX

THE COWARDLY LION, Volume Six, Chapter XX

Fairey. The boat was built by a company called Fairey, and in spite of its origin, it looked perfect. It was forty feet long, twelve feet wide, and drew almost five feet when not on plane. I was curious about looking at the masterfully built hull, just how a boat so...
THE COWARDLY LION, Volume Six, Chapter XI

THE COWARDLY LION, Volume Six, Chapter XI

I left Nash to organize and gather his family to join my own. He called Becky, his wife, and arranged things on our home phone, which both pleased and impressed me. He carefully placed the 12 gauge near the back door from the garage into the kitchen, but high on a...

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