How about "Dancing Gods"?(TESS) "Dancing Gods" is uneven. The best parts are very good!(Lainie) The only one of his series I've read the whole thing o... is "Changewinds", and I liked it, but I thought "Dancing Gods" was better, I just haven't read all of it or any of the others.(Dove) I haven't read any of Chalker's books yet. My only question is: Why did Chalker agree to a chat *here*?(TESS) Why shouldn't he agree? We're nice people and really interested in his books? ;-)(Lainie) Dove, authors. “Shall I join you?” He asked.“Yes please.” The woman that gave him the piece of paper in the coffee shop said. She was also number one or Eins. Tallish blond, now under bubbles as far as Jack could recall she had some nice cleavage and the overall shape of her in her business suit held a lot of promise.“Now ladies, I have forgotten my swim wear, but don’t worry I have a plan.” Jack said while starting to undress, the four did not blink. When Jack took off his shirt and the girls noticed his. Finally, Jase heard sounds of movement coming up from behind. A voice called out"I knows you ain't hard hit, gamblin' man, but you just stay still. When I pull the trigger again, I want you to see it comin'! You killed three of my partners in that bank job in Knoxville some time back and I aim to get my revenge--and those gamblin' winnin's you're a carryin'! I be trackin' you ever since. Just got lucky last night as I rode in. Follered you out this mornin'. Now turn over, real slow like!"As he. " the teenage policewoman had added. She glanced at me and smiled mischievously. "... After all, we can't have you getting into any more 'TROUBLE' tonight, Angela?"She'd pulled her car into the driveway of my nondescript 'Housing Commission' house. It had been six months since my parole from 'Fairlie' Women's Prison, and I'd returned to Warrnambool in a vain attempt to stay out of trouble. Pausing, I shifted in my seat uneasily. The young policewoman hesitated for a moment. She turned the.