This week’s episode features Chapter Eight of Black Brick. Here is an excerpt from the show: THE CITY PASSED BY as I looked out the train window and tried to relax. The morning news coming out of San Diego said the explosion at the Kurt home was a gas leak, but I knew better. Four…
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Dan Decker lives in Utah with his wife. He has a law degree and spends as much time as he can outdoors. You can learn more about upcoming novels at dandecker.wordpress.com.
Black Brick – Chapter Seven
This week’s episode features Chapter Seven of Black Brick. Here is an excerpt from the show: IT TOOK CONSIDERABLE CONTROL to not wolf down my food when our orders arrived. I was famished and bit into the hamburger, swallowed, and took another bite. This was the first chance to eat since some stale peanuts I’d…
Black Brick – Chapter Six
This week’s episode features Chapter Six of Black Brick. Here is an excerpt from the show: I REMAINED IN MY seat on the airplane when the seatbelt sign turned off and the pilot announced we could get up. Those around us stood and began to remove luggage from overhead bins. Beside me, Shannon was flipping…
Black Brick – Chapter Five
This week’s episode features Chapter Five of Black Brick. Here is an excerpt from the show: I WAS WAITING FOR Jason Kurt’s last computer to power down when there was a sound at the doorway to Kurt’s bedroom. I turned from the bank of computer screens expecting to find Shannon but instead recognized Lisa, Jason…
Black Brick – Chapter Five
This week’s episode features Chapter Five of Black Brick. Here is an excerpt from the show: I WAS WAITING FOR Jason Kurt’s last computer to power down when there was a sound at the doorway to Kurt’s bedroom. I turned from the bank of computer screens expecting to find Shannon but instead recognized Lisa, Jason…
Black Brick – Chapter Four
This week’s episode features Chapter Four of Black Brick. Here is an excerpt from the show: THE FROTHY WATER REACHED out to lick the tip of my shoe, but my foot wasn’t down on the sand long enough for it to matter. The pounding of my legs on the beach seemed to be in harmony…