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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are the product of the

author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or

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Task Force

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ISBN: 978-1-935192-15-2

Printed in the United States of America

First Edition

September, 2008

eBook edition available

eBook ISBN: 978-1-935192-16-9

This book is dedicated to Sarah and Jimison Hutchinson

who have become good friends and are responsible for

my dynamic new website. Sarah is a talented web

creator who gave her talents to improve my public

persona. Jimison, ever wordy, contributed to the copy

edit along with his humor inscrutabilis . May our lives be

ever-connected.

Task Force

I T had been two weeks since the Christian fundamentalist Milford clan

had ended their existence on this Earth by blowing themselves up rather

than face arrest, ending their rampage of antigay murders. They didn’t

like it when they were finally cornered by the police for conducting

their own personal “holy war” against the gay community of Prince

George County, Maryland. Officer Patrick St. James had been on light

duty since the event, at the suggestion of the department shrink. Patrick

had experienced extensive violence over a relatively short period of

time, including having taken a human life in the line of duty. This act,

perhaps more than almost anything elsethat a police officer

experiences, is the most stressful.

After the incident, Dean, Patrick’s wonderful new lover, had spent

every free minute with him. They had become inseparable. Patrick felt

great comfort with Dean and believed that he was truly lucky to have

found him. When they made love he forgot about time and space; the

only thing that mattered in the universe was this wonderful man, this

incredible lover. Dean remained uncomfortable with Patrick being a

police officer, especially after the Milford case. They had the same talk

that every couple, straight or gay, has when one partner is a cop. Dean

wanted to make sure Patrick came home at the end of each shift, unhurt

and whole, in every sense of the word.

Pat hurried home, as it was his last day shift for some time to

come. He was hoping to surprise Dean by having supper ready for him

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