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Acts of Violence

By: Ross Harrison
Narrated by: Gene Sullivan
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My name’s Jack Mason. I made a mistake. I took home the wrong girl, and now she’s dead. Cut up. And they’re telling me I did it.

It’s the same cop that tried to take me down 10 years ago. Now, he’s coming at me hard. And he’s not the only one.

Cole Webster, the city’s crime lord, thinks I stole from him. He broke me out of custody just to ask me about it. Then, I killed his son. Now he really wants me.

Add to this equation a government agent, and I’m a real popular guy right now. Pretty much everyone I meet wants me dead, lawfully or otherwise. There’s nowhere to run. Nowhere to hide. I’ve got till morning to uncover Webster’s trafficking operation and take the heat off me. And all I’ve got to go on is a pissed off homeless girl with a thirst for revenge.

Guess it could be worse. Can’t quite figure how.

©2014 Ross Harrison (P)2023 Ross Harrison
Crime Fiction Modern Detectives Suspense Fiction City

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