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Breakfield and Burkey
a book bubble about
The Enigma Always
Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
Author Insight
A little sauce with those Grand Tetons
We create different types of characters. Some are technology white hats, some are black hats, and then there are the fun ones. Won and Ton a pair of foundling twins, adopted by one of our major bad antagonists. They are often sent to find out information or run an errand somewhere on the globe. Often they find themselves in odd situations, to say the least. They do at least seem to always step into muck and come out with the rose. They don't always get it right, but we find them entertaining and hope you do as well. In this thing they are doing the typical male thing in a sports bar. Let us know who they might remind you of.
Book Excerpt
The Enigma Always
Being international travelers, Won and Ton liked to try and absorb the cultural activities offered in each country they visited. However, museums and art galleries didn’t always provide a true cultural picture, and so, as usual, they sought out something a little grittier in its offering. The sports bar Won and Ton had selected was an amazing place filled with televisions and bar babes. With the World Cup for Soccer the current sports event, in a sports bar called the Grand Tetons, they found plenty of visuals for males with a heartbeat to enjoy.
They were both so visually engaged that Won belatedly reminded Ton to call Chairman with an update. Won did so with his use of hand signs due to the unfortunate and accidental surgery from a white tiger that had cost him his tongue.
Ton acquiesced, “Yes, I will call Chairman once we have our drink order delivered so as not to be interrupted by the waitress.”
They watched intently as a top-heavy waitress came to their table with a friendly smile and asked, “What can I get you gentlemen from the bar, since these Grand Tetons are not on the menu? You can have all the visuals you want, but yodeling into the canyons is not an option per the management’s orders.”
Won and Ton looked inscrutably at each other. Then Ton, suppressing a smirk, requested, “We are international travelers who are somewhat homesick. Could we have a pair of sakes, please?”
The waitress smiled and asked, “And what about your friend here? Does he want a pair of sakes too? You must know that the sakes we serve here don’t come with nipples. Oh, and ask him if he knows what color my eyes are? The ones on my face, above my mouth.”
Won turned beet red. Ton, having trouble even staring at the table to avoid further gawking at the buxom waitress, finally stuttered, “Uh, yes, he will have two sakes as well.”
The waitress giggled impishly at having embarrassed the Asian twins and left to fill their drink orders. The two compensated for their embarrassed state by trying to focus their eyes on the multiple television screens located around the bar.
Won noticed first. His eyes grew wide with astonishment at who he had spotted on the live gala proceedings flashing on one of the screens.
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