" Opening up his door, Tanner found four rough-looking men right in front of him. One held a stunner pistol. Another busily keyed up a small bumper unit. The men blinked in surprise. Tanner didn’t. He had considerably more training for this sort of trouble than for post-adolescent drama. He was also already pissed off. Tanner "

― Elliott Kay , Dead Man's Debt (Poor Man's Fight, #3)