Rough Business by Randall Sawka

Author:Randall Sawka
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: vigilante, revenge, terror, psycopath, international killers, twin antagonists
Publisher: Creative Book Publishing

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The Clelland brothers arrived at the lakeside campground in the early evening. The sun was still up and Ken started to relax as he ran along the edge of Madge Lake. He concentrated on keeping his footing on the rough trail filled with tree roots and fallen branches rather than on the pressure of getting out of Canada without ending up in prison. He glanced at the lake and imagined it was the water outside their villa in St. Kitts. The twisting trail ran through the dozens of giant recreational vehicles squeezed into campsites designed fifty years ago to accommodate small tents. The tall, thin trees stood guard without ever giving complete privacy to any of the groups. Ken noticed that most of the recreational vehicles had either satellite dishes or television antennas. As he passed a trailer the size of a battleship he heard the television through the open window. The news announcer on the television was telling everyone to be on the lookout for the blue van driven by the suspects in the Edmonton bombings. Ken stopped running and moved behind a small grove of trees. He realized, with the proliferation of television communication and cellphones that they were not as isolated as he had thought. He decided to walk the remainder of the way to limit drawing attention to himself. Nobody at the campsite had seen the two brothers at the same time, so the chances of raising suspicion were limited if the brothers weren’t seen together. The only link to the crimes was the van sitting beside their cabin.

Ken walked through the final length of the trail and noticed shoes moving on the other side of the van. Eric had intended to stay in the cabin. The hiking shoes moved towards the front of the van and stopped at the passenger window. Ken slipped behind a tree and watched as the man put his hand to the window to reduce the glare and peered into the van. The heavy-set man, in his mid-thirties, then moved towards the cabin. He tried to peek between the tightly closed curtains. The man had a phone on his belt. Ken moved closer as the man moved around to the back of the cabin and looked into the other window. Ken made sure no one was around and moved around the van and along the wall of the cabin until he was around the corner from the man. Ken picked up a heavy log and moved closer. The heavy man was concentrating on the window when the log hit the back of his head. The window shattered at the same time as his skull. The guy fell in a heap and Eric pushed open the curtains.

Ken grabbed the body and started dragging it into the deep brush behind the cabin. “We had company. They have a notice out to watch for the van. We have to move. Now! Get in the van and move into the back, out of sight.

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