β Scribed by S. Blaise
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
When Paul Burnwix invites British tourist Neil Davis to play a game of pool, Paul doesnβt suspect thereβs more to Neilβs bad playing until Neil turns the tables. Intrigued by Neilβs wit and unexpected skill, Paul issues a new challenge, and Neil suggests the stakes: his hotel room keyβand all that it impliesβor Paulβs public humiliation. What Neil doesnβt realize is that Paul is a pool shark at heart, and if Neil doesnβt spot the trap in their ultimate game, heβll find himself snookered.
A story from the Dreamspinner Press 2013 Daily Dose package "Make a Play".
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