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THE COWARDLY LION, Volume Two, Chapter XXXIII
I walked on the cooling sand toward the Trestles railroad bridge, my mind clearing the web of fear the faux Claymore had brought down upon me. My thoughts were drawn back to a lesser fear. Richard. If Richard was the operative who had disposed of the troublesome...![THE COWARDLY LION, Volume Two, Chapter XXII](https://jamesstrauss.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/MercedesBenz280CE.jpg)
THE COWARDLY LION, Volume Two, Chapter XXII
I left the Seven Dwarfs at the restaurant, wondering if a group having so much fun forming up to play private investigators, could possibly be at all effective. Gularte drove, while I prepared myself for the coming meeting. I had little doubt that Haldeman was going...![THE COWARDLY LION, Volume Two, Chapter XVI](https://jamesstrauss.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/pump-shotgun-1-e1676213776828.jpg)
THE COWARDLY LION, Volume Two, Chapter XVI
I left Mardian at the pool, since I’d given him everything I had about whatever it was I was supposed to know, but really didn’t. The money was invisibly held into the middle of the clamshell holster meant to hold and conceal a Smith and Wesson .44 Magnum, 4 inch...![THE COWARDLY LION, Volume Two, Chapter XIII](https://jamesstrauss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Marude.jpg)