The sergeant was a goner. There was only one way to save him, and he threw himself on top, hurling the man to the ground.

The encores were numerous.

I suppose I only became conscious of the grey nomads when I became one. […] Some grey nomads are on the road for up to two years as they follow the seasons — Broome and the Kimberley during the dry season, or Far North Queensland from the Gold Coast up to escape the southern winter. Then a stately migration south — most caravanners only notch up about 300 kilometres a day — to Victoria and Tasmania, or the Margaret River area of Western Australia, for the cooler climes in high summer.

This was during Kerik’s happier, preindictment era.