Joe Talbert Series Novels & Stories

Leroy sighed and his whole body relaxed into the mattress. Amazing. Xcott had no idea that the little junior man would be this responsive. Training him like a little toy son would be remarkably rewarding—and necessary, he forced himself to remember. He took off his hand and smiled as Leroy sighed again at the loss. Reaching for a throw to cover Leroy's sleeping body with, his eyes caught on the wrist and ankle cuffs. Cuffs were acceptable, but those provided by the Red Albanamas were not. The Red Albanamas cuffs were easily removed, although he scowled at the red marks they left behind.

"Is there a new picture? Or a video? Ohgod. I don't know if I can recover if there is a video." Rowen squeezes my knee while clicking the link. "It's nothing bad, baby. You need to see what's been in the works since this whole thing began." Mannie's face pops up on the monitor and he starts talking. The Texas Mutiny has been pretty tight lipped this week after some serious allegations from Mack Shivel regarding team shenanigans after the games. I laugh. "That was a very nice way to put it. Remind me to give Mannie more air time when I get back."

“Except I heard a story, didn’t I?” “What story?” Something flickered over Joe’s face, and suddenly Talen knew, without a doubt, that Joseph Cline had raped his daughter, and others before her. “Why don’t you tell us the story Joe?” Talen purred reaching over his head to break a twig from the tree. He took one of the knives from his belt and used it to peel the bark from the flesh of the tree. “About the story?”

Thankfully it was a known fact that only those in the direct line of fire ever felt the full force of his wrath. Skye Abbott fielded her fifth call in as many minutes, heart racing and pulse going haywire. Reading the face of her cell, she saw that it was her BFF Stephanie calling. *** TALON *** I can feel everyone's eyes following my every move as though they were expecting me to lose it any minute and go postal. If I were being honest with myself, I would admit that they had every right to be apprehensive, but I'm not feeling very magnanimous at the moment.