Category: Short Stories
William Harrison Sarg, known as “Skeeter Bill,” leaned against the bar of the only saloon in Temple Rock, and considered the fly-specked back-bar. Skeeter was at least seven feet tall, in his high-heels and sombrero. He had wide shoulders, which tapered sharply to a wasp-like...
William Harrison Sarg, known as “Skeeter Bill,” leaned against the bar of the only saloon in Temple Rock, and considered the fly-specked back-bar. Skeeter was at least seven fee...
2. Part 2She nodded quickly. “It’s a cinch, Skeeter. It didn’t take the jury five minutes all to agree that he was guilty. Even his own lawyer said they didn’t have a leg to stand on. It...
3. Part 3Ollie and Len tied their horses at the Seven-Up Saloon, but Skeeter rode straight down to the Edwards house. He tied his horse to the rickety fence and went up to the lighted ho...