Charles A. Ray's Blog – January 2011 Archive (1)
Chapter One of my new Al Pennyback mystery, "A Good Day to Die"
March 24, Oakland, CA
The sun, just rising, made the hills around San Francisco look like green jewels, and the Golden Gate Bridge gleamed in the early morning light, as the Christina B out of Hong Kong made her way slowly through the bay, heading for a dock at Oakland terminal.
Captain Chow Hung Fat, a slender Chinese with close-cropped iron gray hair, felt every one of his sixty years as he stood at the front of the wheelhouse, watching the…
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