Justice For None: Texas Justice Book #1 - Plot & Excerpts
It took Val twenty minutes of rummaging through the gun safe to find the receipt signed by Gus Perdido. He really needed to establish some order out here, he thought, as he looked around the messy old safe and then let his eyes drift on to the rest of the over-stuffed garage. Snow skis and camping gear were piled precariously along one wall, lawn equipment along another. The middle of the garage was cluttered with boxes of junk that rightfully should be tagged for the next community yard sale. Just thinking about cleaning it up made him weary. He handed the receipt to Jack and led the way back to the kitchen. The boys were happily munching away and Gary had a stack of grilled cheese sandwiches piled on a plate. The tomato soup was just starting to get warm so Val got two plastic bowls down from the cabinet and filled them. The bowls had a lip on the bottom that locked into the highchairs’ trays making soup dispensing slightly less messy. The soup still went everywhere, but at least the twins couldn’t throw the bowls at the walls.
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