One with a remote message retrieval system. Then check your messages yourself. I'd like to hear. Monday morning was suddenly very far away, especially for my wife, who had to put up with me for the next two days.
Sharpshooter falls into the category of historical thriller.
In the waning days of 1864, the Confederacy is losing the Civil War, so a group of officers sends the South's best sharpshooter to Washington to assassinate Union General Ulysses S. Grant. By killing Grant, the Confederacy hopes to turn the tide of the war. Thinking back on my days at the Lit House, where I sat up late at the kitchen table, drinking coffee and talking about writing, it never occurred to me that I would write a historical thriller someday. Writing and selling the novel was one thing. Waiting for it to get into print is another.