In This Night We Own (The Commander Book 6) - Plot & Excerpts
“The Life of Crows” Carol Hancock: August 15, 1968 – August 18, 1968 I toweled off from my shower, reviewing my latest set of recruits. The Brickman family, I decided, would be perfect fronts for my nascent car dealership project. They owned a cheap dingy thirty parking space suburban used car lot and the only thing keeping them from expanding was lack of credit, due to a decade old bankruptcy they suffered during the Eisenhower recession. I would supply them credit, now, on my terms. I decided to blow off McMillan Security. Outwardly, the merc company was a perfect place to recruit and suborn for Keaton’s army, but something about the Dallas security firm made me twitchy. I wasn’t sure what triggered my reaction, but Keaton wanted me to trust my instincts and to back off based on any suspicion at all. Ying politely knocked on my bedroom suite door. “Here,” I said. “Ma’am, phone call from Gilgamesh. He wants to talk to you in person.”
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