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SABERTOOTH
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| Sample Passage from SABERTOOTH:
He (Warden Gene Mercer) took a step toward Barth and held out his hand as though to take the weapon. Barth took a quick step back, jacked a live round into the chamber and lowered the barrel directly at Mercer's stomach. "Hold it right there, Mr. game warden," said Barth menacingly, his speech slightly slurred by the whiskey. He glared at Mercer with the wild, unblinking eyes of one on the brink of insanity, and Mercer felt the hackles rise on the back of his neck. "Shoot him, Barth," cried Conley. "We can't afford no fine." "What do you say to that, Mr. Game Warden?" said Barth, breaking into a horrible grin which, in the glare of the headlights, revealed a mouthful of rotten teeth.Mercer knew he didn't have a chance. He knew he was going to die, and he accepted the fact calmly. But he refused to stand and be slaughtered like an animal. Instead, he prepared himself to attack, to inflict as much damage on these three men as he could before he lost consciousness. His eyes narrowed as he glared at Morris Barth, hating the man, longing to get his fingers on that stubbled throat. He gathered his strength and prepared to lunge. |
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TOUGH CUSTOMERS
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| Sample Chapter From TOUGH CUSTOMERS:
"Don't do it," shouted Hoffman, but even then Bobby Rate was turning, raising the rifle, his finger finding the trigger. "DON'T DO IT!" Warden Bill Hoffman then became a machine, ten years of training taking command of his senses. He appeared to slap at his holster, and the big pistol seemed to leap into his hand. Arm and weapon rose swiftly and he fired. The shot stunned the ear, a dynamite blast in the night, and the bullet left the barrel heading straight for Bobby Rate's heart. Bobby Rate recoiled as though struck by a punch, and in a convulsive reaction he hurled the rifle, sending it spinning through the air to clatter onto the roadway a few feet from the astonished Mervin Hee. Then there was silence—silence but for the echo of the gunshot, which rumbled off to die in the distance. |
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SWORN TO PROTECT
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| "Terry Hodges' first two books, Sabertooth and
Tough Customers, were great true stories by this celebrated and very
talented California conservation officer and outdoor writer, and they have
become required reading for fish and game cops across Northe America. His
latest book, Sworn to Protect, is another classic. He portrays game
poachers and violators for what they are -- theives who steal fish, fur and
game from everyone. This is a great read, and one every law officer
and sportsman should read."
Dave Richey, Outdoor Writer, The Detroit News |
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PREDATORS
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Don't forget to ask him to autograph it for you or for the person you are giving it to. You are buying copies for your kids and other rookie bass anglers, aren't you? |
Rookie's Guide
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