So far, this is a great read! Jack, as someone who doesn't put a book I start reading down, waiting a week sucks! You turning into the Amazon Prime for SubStack??
Ugggh. Now she’s gonna have to pay that guy for services rendered. So frustrating reading about someone not able to kill a man, or even dispose of the body properly…I mean, theoretically…
I recall that was a last Imperial on the Dynasty/New Yorker platform. But I don’t recall the details. Herb pulled out of the early bird buffet and got T-boned by something enough to take both out, perhaps?
Resourceful female fighting through difficult circumstances - excellent reading for those of us who still remember and identify with Ivanhoe... Keep writing!
Bravo ! .
This could be another story of broken glass and broken dreams .
-Nate
So far, this is a great read! Jack, as someone who doesn't put a book I start reading down, waiting a week sucks! You turning into the Amazon Prime for SubStack??
This is very enjoyable. Set in reality, with unexpected twists as it turns darker. It really kept me interested in every word.
I like yellow cars, and you can't beat a large trunk to help deal with life's surprises.
I wanted to write a story where, what can go wrong, will go wrong.
Oh dear!
I do trust the Leaper wasn't damaged.
No Jaguars were harmed in this work of fiction. The leaper strikes me (see what I did there) as a deadly blunt object.
Deadly? YOU SAID NO SPOILERS
"It took almost fifteen minutes to shove the dead weight into the Seville’s trunk."
There is no way this is going to end well for Myra. Still surprised. Well done!
Part two was fun to write but I won’t give any spoilers.
Nice work!
Enjoyed this, and read your first two submissions for the first time too. Can’t wait for the second half!
Thank you for immersing yourself in my little noir world. Hope you enjoy part two. Oh, and make sure you read the Garland Fiske story as well.
Finally had time to read it, also well done!
Thank you!
>gets shot with a weak ass nambu
>lives
serves her right for not packing a fuddy five and knocking the soul out of his body
"what, was he? Mexican? black?"
based
"Back in the old days, before they finished the 101, you would get a hit from the bottle in the detective’s desk and a commendation."
i like bill.
I wanted to give Myra the moral quandary of not quote killing him the first time, hence the Nambu.
that gun is chambered in thoughts and prayers
Location, location, location.
LMAO
This should be read with an Old Fashioned in hand.
put two cocktail cherries in mine, I skipped breakfast
I’ll drink to that! 🥃
I’ll drink to anything! 😂
Luxardo cherries are the best!
Excellent!
Outstanding.👏👏👏
Thank you, hope you enjoy part two.
Always liked these little Caddies.
Real friends just help you dig the hole…
This has got to be the first time ever a 86 Seville was the “hero” car in the history of any creative endeavour.
Welp, it’s not a Cimmaron😆
@Speed, would “based” be an appropriate reaction here?!
yes
no
also there really should be a way to @ people here
April’s stories need to be made into movies, we could use some more good neo-noir and fewer superhero sequels.
Amen, get Quentin on the line.
write a scene where hes a background character licking her feet and hell do it
Terrific! Started out nice and slow then went really sideways quickly!
Ugggh. Now she’s gonna have to pay that guy for services rendered. So frustrating reading about someone not able to kill a man, or even dispose of the body properly…I mean, theoretically…
What would YOU do as a 1986 Seville story?
Or HAD you done one? I remember the yellow De Ville one vaguely—old lady owner going to a K-Mart, but I don’t recall how she met her demise.
A yellow Eldorado makes a cameo in the next LA story but it isn’t the star of the show. Murder, old Hollywood and a missing notebook.
Probably something similar to the saga of Herb and Grace in their imperial
I recall that was a last Imperial on the Dynasty/New Yorker platform. But I don’t recall the details. Herb pulled out of the early bird buffet and got T-boned by something enough to take both out, perhaps?
I kind of like those fwd Imperials but would like to have my old 75 LeBaron coupe back.
Well done, looking forward to part 2!
Resourceful female fighting through difficult circumstances - excellent reading for those of us who still remember and identify with Ivanhoe... Keep writing!
Bill is a knight errant whether he likes it or not