Mastermind (Theo Cray and Jessica Blackwood #1)

by Andrew Mayne

“You got it. This way, folks,” says the copilot, using a flashlight to point a path through the mist. “I can take over from here,” says Sheppard. He takes two steps, then mutters, “What am I saying? I have no idea where we are. Hinder, back to you.” “Two blocks right, three blocks north,” I say out loud. “Somebody was paying attention,” Hinder says over her shoulder.

Sometimes you need to realize you dont need to take charge. Especially when you know jack shit.

She firmly shakes my hand. “Blackwood. Pleasure.” She’s brief and to the point. Why waste time on sentences when a couple of nouns will do?

why waste time say lot word when few word do trick