Passing the Narrows by Tuttle Frank

Passing the Narrows by Tuttle Frank

Author:Tuttle, Frank [Tuttle, Frank]
Language: eng
Format: azw
Publisher: SiZzling Lizard Press
Published: 2010-01-31T05:00:00+00:00


"Glory, glory, hallelujah," glory, glory, hallelujah, His truth is marching on."

The sky was all but gone. The black water around the Yocona churned and swirled and rose, sending icy spray into the pilothouse and snuffing out the running lamps.

The Captain opened the voice tube to the boiler room. Voices, booming and muffled, rose up from it, some singing, some praying, Barker's rising above the rest in a sing-song litany of 'Come on girl come on come come on.'"

"Goodbye, Cap'n," said Swain. "You were a good man and a good friend and if there's a whiskey house in Hell I'll buy the first round."

"The War is over, Swain," said the Captain. "Call me Lester."

Swain grinned. "Glory, glory, hallelujah," he shouted. "Now let's all go home."

The sorceress licked her lips, lifted her hands, and with one final broken cry she hurled a word out against the dark.

The word echoed, and the dark sea tilted, and with a lurch the Yocona plunged bow-first into a sudden and deep abyss. * * *



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