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He turned to look back, and realized that Kye had already moved. The man practically read his mind sometimes. He glanced up at his partner. Kye's eyebrows rose.

"You thought of something." He didn't bother to ask.On another topic ... I've been busy with WikiAnswers once more. I had been playing hooky for awhile due to my moods, but have returned ( Read more... )

"Your average skilled worker makes anywhere between $300 and $400 a month." Kye shoved his papers across the kitchen table, where they were having an early cup of coffee and watching Carmela cook breakfast ( Read more... )

The Pacific Express shuddered to a stop amid a cloud of steam. The Sweetwater Kid allowed himself a smirk as the point of the cowcatcher gently ground against the platform of logs that spanned the rocky cut. All that time measuring and mapping had paid off: he'd measured the distance perfectly ( Read more... )

More from Outlaw Security:

The Kid laughed. He strode to the stove, clapping Heyes on the back as he passed. Pouring two cups of coffee, he straddled a chair at the table. Carmela collected the empty plates and the bean pot, and then returned to swat the Kid with her dishtowel ( Read more... )

Today's blurb is from the next Outlaw Security chapter ... Heyes and Curry are talking about whether they need a secretary or not.

The Kid eyed the drifts of paper scattered across the desk. "And maybe somebody to file all this... stuff for us ( Read more... )

From upcoming Outlaw Security chapter:

They alit at the corner and walked down to the house. Carmela met them at the door with a big smile on her face.

"Señor Morales would like to know if he can make a trade with you for some advice. He wants to hire you!"

Heyes traded a glance with the Kid. They wheeled in unison and strode to the grocer's.I ( Read more... )

This is still from the upcoming angsty chapter of Outlaw Security, which is rapidly approaching ...

Lom was looking forward to this trip. It had been a long time since he'd been to California. And that gang of outlaws he'd be accompanying back to Wyoming was just the excuse he needed to arrange a little visit with his two favorite rogues. Heyes ( Read more... )

The bloody internet has been down almost the full day, and part of yesterday as well. Here are six sentences where Lom Trevors is escorting the bounty hunter from the upcoming angsty chapter across the train, to a spot where he can hold him until they reach their destination.

"We're going to walk nice and easy to the front of the train, Jack. You ( Read more... )

Somebody should explain this concept to me fully at some time ...

The man hurried off, and Lom rose and thrust out a hand to the old coot. "Marshal Trevors," he announced, still feeling a little thrill of pride at the title ( Read more... )