Dead Men's Tales (Tales Of The Brass Griffin Book 5) - Plot & Excerpts
Standing just outside one of the Intrepid's auxiliary infirmaries, Captain Hunter watched as the tall, thin man standing a few feet away in the corridor – a man Hunter had thought was one Senior Lieutenant Johnson – gestured with a revolver. “Please, Captain, this way,” Dr. Edmond Hardy said with a self-satisfied hum to his voice, “join us in the corridor. I do believe I would prefer you and your doctor where I can see you both at the same time.” Hunter's expression was both congenial, yet cold as he gave the man a thin smile. It was the kind of bitter smile he usually reserved for eating something sour, or dealing with something distinctly unpleasant. "I respectfully decline," the captain replied curtly. "I believe you can see us quite fine from where you stand, Sirrah.” Dr. Hardy nodded politely, then promptly turned and squeezed the trigger of his revolver. The weapon roared, stabbing flame at a bound and kneeling seaman nearby. Across the corridor, Angela blurted out a scream from where she lay, huddled beneath her wool blanket.
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