Deadly Fare

Here's your host to welcome you through the creaking door into the Anosanctor. For another quiet, dreadful evening on the homie's side. What's that, man? Oh, the humidity. You feel that? We're right this way into the morgue, this cold slab of artichoke.

Well, how about a nice hot poker game? Cutthroat. There are other nice social-able game of bread. Competition. Well, remember, you gotta pay up if you lose. We got enough deadheads here. The Knights in a Sanctum Mystery, deadly fair, was written by Henry Warner and stars Larry Haynes in the role of Angelo with Everett Sloan as Philip.

Dustin Mama, don't settle back in your chair. a chair. You're going for a ride. It's a dark hour before dawn. Along with three lines suburban highway, the headlights of the speeding sedan poked two long yellow fingers through the swirling dune. Behind the wheel of the sedan, a local taxi, his angelo manetti, the cab driver, the cold nose of a mad man's gun pressed

against the back of his neck, wondering by what fate. A man like himself will live through the beachheads at Silano and Antheo, only to come home to die like this. Wondering how long before the madman's trigger finger bends in a nervous twitch and makes a widow out of his wife Josie and the fatherless boy of a

seven-year-old son Johnny. You'll doge it in my journey. Sorry I made you cry but if I ever get out of this you can have all the crayons you want. A hundred boxes of crayons and you can mark up all the walls you can mark up the whole house.

Play for me, Johnny. Not like this. Just because I was a good guy and changed shifts with Connolly. I guess it was just the cards for me instead of Connolly. There's the cards to be working nights.