Writers Tribe Review: Sacrifice Writers Tribe Review, Vol. 2, Issue 2 | Page 19

He’d never return to D.C. either. Carliss was a dead shot.

“You can’t put a price on Ol’ Lee,” Carliss whispered to himself as he stood next to the South-facing Reb. He was dressed in grey too, but, unlike the booted soldiers, was barefoot so he could feel the solid rock beneath him, so he could feel virtue in his feet.