Today’s excerpt is from Bear’s
War, Book #5 of the nine-book Asps series. With over 500 terrorists on his trail, Jack
carries one nun on his back and leads the other three nuns and Maggie toward
help. Enjoy and have a fantastic day.
m.j.
After he got off
the phone with Bruce, Jack carried on for another twenty minutes, before he
stopped. “I have to take a break.”
Maggie and the
Sisters knew the situation, but none said anything, except Sister Barbara, who
groaned, “Maybe it would be a good idea…”
Jack held up his
hand and interrupted, “Don’t say it, Sister Barbara…we aren’t leaving you
here…period.”
Sister Barbara
smiled. “What I was going to say was
maybe it would be a good idea if I walked on my own the rest of the way. You can’t go on.”
Jack smiled in
return and shook his head. “No offense,
but you’d only slow us down. I can make
it, with a little encouragement.”
Sister Barbara
nodded. “Very well. I’m sure you know best.”
After a
ten-minute break, Jack sighed, and stood up.
“All aboard.”
When Sister
Barbara was on his back again, she reached around behind them with one arm,
while holding on with the other one, and swatted Jack on the rear end with a
thin branch she had picked up from the ground.
“Giddy up, slow poke.”
Jack, the other
three Sisters, and Maggie busted out laughing—Jack, to the point that he nearly
fell down, Sister Barbara and all.
Maggie joked, “You wanted encouragement, Jack…you got it. Now, lead us to safety, ol’ great, wonderful,
knight in shining armor.”
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