Watching For The Green Flash

'Watching For The Green Flash' is a mystery of 60,000 words with subtle overtones of humor, well, maybe not so subtle at that. A wee bit of a road trip, and a totally wild and crazy read. Recommended for anyone who hates complicated stories that require a score card to keep track of all the players.

Try it for size:

Lennie was still drooling over Linda who was pushing herself backward up against the headboard to get as far away from him as possible.
I pulled open the drawer with my left hand and grabbed the .45 with my right. It was laying in just the right position for this or I might have looked pretty foolish. As I turned I drew the slide back and let it spring forward chambering the first round from the magazine. I barely saw Louie jump at me across the bed and Lennie grab the Beretta from under his arm. Linda screamed and lurched upward into……..

Holy cow! Louie, Lennie and Linda.

Will this be a story of the 'L' people?

Read on oh faithful seeker of the trivial, read on!

At least he had a Berretta and not a Luger.

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Watching For The Green Flash

'Watching For The Green Flash' is a mystery of 60,000 words with subtle overtones of humor, well, maybe not so subtle at that. A wee bit of a road trip, and a totally wild and crazy read. Recommended for anyone who hates complicated stories that require a score card to keep track of all the players.

Try it for size:

Lennie was still drooling over Linda who was pushing herself backward up against the headboard to get as far away from him as possible.
I pulled open the drawer with my left hand and grabbed the .45 with my right. It was laying in just the right position for this or I might have looked pretty foolish. As I turned I drew the slide back and let it spring forward chambering the first round from the magazine. I barely saw Louie jump at me across the bed and Lennie grab the Beretta from under his arm. Linda screamed and lurched upward into……..

Holy cow! Louie, Lennie and Linda.

Will this be a story of the 'L' people?

Read on oh faithful seeker of the trivial, read on!

At least he had a Berretta and not a Luger.

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Watching For The Green Flash

Watching For The Green Flash

by R.T. Hamilton Brown
Watching For The Green Flash

Watching For The Green Flash

by R.T. Hamilton Brown

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'Watching For The Green Flash' is a mystery of 60,000 words with subtle overtones of humor, well, maybe not so subtle at that. A wee bit of a road trip, and a totally wild and crazy read. Recommended for anyone who hates complicated stories that require a score card to keep track of all the players.

Try it for size:

Lennie was still drooling over Linda who was pushing herself backward up against the headboard to get as far away from him as possible.
I pulled open the drawer with my left hand and grabbed the .45 with my right. It was laying in just the right position for this or I might have looked pretty foolish. As I turned I drew the slide back and let it spring forward chambering the first round from the magazine. I barely saw Louie jump at me across the bed and Lennie grab the Beretta from under his arm. Linda screamed and lurched upward into……..

Holy cow! Louie, Lennie and Linda.

Will this be a story of the 'L' people?

Read on oh faithful seeker of the trivial, read on!

At least he had a Berretta and not a Luger.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940044723641
Publisher: R.T. Hamilton Brown
Publication date: 07/05/2012
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 236 KB

About the Author

R. T. Hamilton Brown is a Jack of All Trades and Master of Many. He is an award-winning photographer and with his wife Nan they have immortalized their musings as intrepid travelers in Dragontrippin.com. His travels have been made easier by his excellent mechanical ability, which kept their twenty year-old Class B camper van running through clever uses of duct tape, chewing gum, and an occasional paper clip. RT and Nan recently acquired a new larger RV because he used up the duct tape, the gum gave him cavities, and the paper clips were replaced with a stapler.

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