Doctor Who: Mission Impractical by David A. McIntee

Author:David A. McIntee
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: Science-Fiction:Doctor Who
ISBN: 9780563405924
Publisher: BBC Worldwide Americas
Published: 1998-07-14T10:00:00+00:00

Jack took a flying leap over the bartop, and opened the trapdoor that was set into the floor. It led directly to his private garage, from whence he could take a flier out of the building.

Damned cops. They couldn‟t leave him alone even though he‟d gone straight. Well, straight apart from the occasional bit of smuggling or black-marketeering, but those weren‟t real crimes, like burglary and armed robbery.

Someone, he promised himself, was going to pay for this.

Raising the hinged filter mask from the front of her helmet, Kala strode into the main dining suite, and felt a sense of satisfaction as she saw the forensics team already tending to the table at which their quarry had been gathered.

She passed through the room, and into the manager‟s small office. This was where the important information - if any - would be, in encrypted files. She had, of course, made sure to have the proper warrants made out. There was something about being married to a civil servant that had made the paperwork of her job become a little more comprehensible. She supposed some of Nic‟s professional ethos must be rubbing off on her, though she didn‟t envy him his office job.

„Any casualties?‟ she asked Jemson.

„No. Even the fugitives stuck to the stun settings on the weapons. We‟ve a few shocked diners, but no real injuries.‟

Kala grimaced. No doubt the department would be on the receiving end of some more litigation after this. The only way to make sure it didn‟t bring her down was to prove herself right. „Find Chance - now!‟ * * *

Glitz stepped back into the Nosferatu, trying to remind himself that Jack Chance and the others were accomplices, not competition. It would help if they would act that way; acting like competition was a sure and certain way to get on Glitz‟s bad side.

He had always hated competition, ever since reform school.

It was a truism that when two hunters chased the same prey, they usually ended up catching each other. Much better to get rid of the rivals first.

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