Title:
Garrett’s Mulligan
Author: Grant
Reed
Genre: Humor /
Fantasy / Mystery
At thirty-one Garrett Willigins has finally
earned his private investigator’s badge. Unfortunately, the bills haven’t
stopped coming and building a solid reputation won’t happen overnight. Forced to
take employment wherever they can, Garrett and his miniature dragon partner
Merle, must dirty their hands any way possible to make a buck. Shoveling
manure, chasing cats, and dock duty seem to be the order of the day.
Working off back rent for a notorious gangster isn’t the safest of jobs on a good day, but when the other workers start turning up dead, Garrett finds himself elbow deep in a mystery that could spell a quick end to his short P.I. career.
Working off back rent for a notorious gangster isn’t the safest of jobs on a good day, but when the other workers start turning up dead, Garrett finds himself elbow deep in a mystery that could spell a quick end to his short P.I. career.
Author Bio
Grant Reed has a background in business
management, computer programming, and computer networking. He would much
rather be out fishing though, so he spends his time writing and working
contract jobs. He lives in Lively Ontario, Canada with his wife Robin, and their
two children Aidan and Megan
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Excerpt
Making
their way into the higher dungeons, crossbows clicked quietly as the compound’s
guards were encountered and dispatched. Charges were planted and slow burn
fuses lit. These men worked well under pressure. No one had expected an easy
mission, and most had wanted it that way. Thirty minutes was all the time they
had to gain access to the upper cells, set their charges and get out while
meeting the mission directives. The Prime directive was to bring down the gates
of the compound. The second directive was to destroy the griffin stables and
rider quarters. The Third directive and least important was to get the hostages
out.
Rowgar
climbed toward the last iron door leading into the upper compound. Dousing the burning lantern beside the arch,
the men backed against the tunnel walls and stood waiting in the darkness. From
the other side of the door a high pitched voice uttered something
indecipherable. The door opened and a thin attendant stepped onto the landing
at the top of the stairs. He fell to the stone spilling lantern oil and blood
as three crossbow quarrels hit him in the chest. Immediately, six of Rowgar’s
Ravens were through the opening, crossbows firing as they cleared the
guardroom.
Rowgar
raised his hand and all movement ceased. “Ulas, take Vigor, Annette and the
twins and go wake the good Warden. Tyas, I know you are itching to avenge your
brother. Take Redford, Bellings, Night Soil and Johnny and level that damn
griffin stable. The rest of the men and I will set our charges and hold the
passage into the lower levels. Go now.” The men slipped from the room and into
the prison without a word of acknowledgment.
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