[This is from my latest Rogue Lawman novel, HEED THE THUNDER. The passage is about three chapters from the end. Hawk and his pretty, gunslinging outlaw/tormentor partner are chasing a depraved killer, Pima Miller, through Arizona’s Superstition Mountains. Miller and the pretty girl he kidnapped are looking for the Dutchman’s legendary mine. And the Chiricahuas are closing in on all of them fast!]
A rare apprehension raked the rogue lawman. During his peek over the top of the rock he was crouched behind, he’d seen more than merely the old Apache bearing down on him. He’d seen at least three more braves dropping down from the rocks capping the ridge. They seemed to be angling toward him and Saradee from the left, as if they were breaking off from the separate fight over that way.
His blonde partner must have gotten the same idea.
“Hey, Hawk!” Saradee called. She was belly down behind a large scarp to Hawk’s right, sort of angled toward him, her carbine in her hands. He could see her bright, white smile through her delighted grin beneath the brim of her hat. “I think we might be about to powwow with old Geronimo--what do you think of that, lover?”
She laughed and fired her carbine.
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