Black Coffee 3: A Charles "The Solver" Splints Case

By D.e.e.L

Charles Splints is put into a situation that forces him to change his attack against the Grid. With members now looking to him for the answers he tries to keep wannabe King’s from following his previous actions to claim the throne, all while trying to use his new power to help save the city. (Short Story 3 of 5)

• Language: English
• Publisher: D.e.e.L
• Release date: Jun 19, 2015

D.e.e.L

Dan Leicht is a contemporary romance author living in Rochester, NY with his fiancée Barbara and their cat Charlie. He has a Bachelor’s in Creative Writing from The College at Brockport.

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Black Coffee 3 – A Charles The Solver Splints Case

Copyright © 2013 by D.e.e.L

Copyright © 2015 by Dan Leicht (D.e.e.L)

Cover Art by D.e.e.L

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Dedicated to sleepless nights

Black Coffee 3 – A Charles The Solver Splints Case

Five Days earlier…

You have to promise to give my brothers a job within the Grid. Make them your body guards. Crix kicked them out once he rose back to the top. They’re not taken seriously anymore. Promise me you’ll hire them.

Pinky swear.

Twenty-Four Hours Ago…

They’re on either side of me like leeching parasites. Waiting for me to lift a finger, take a sip. I finish my glass and nod to the barkeep. He does the eyebrow raise