Angry Lead Skies (2002)
““Yes. Getting better than it was.” I grunted. I didn’t try to shortcut this time, though I expected the track to lead us straight to Saucerhead.
Which it did. More or less. Though Tharpe wasn’t at his post.
I didn’t even ask. I just left Singe to work her wonders.
“It is not entirely clear but it seems that Mr. Tharpe accompanied Mr. Playmate. Or he followed him within a very short time.” “And they went over to that ugly yellow building, right?” “They were headed in that direction when they lef...t here.” That was Singe. Making no assumptions.
“Can you detect any other odors here? That you might’ve noticed in that place we just visited?” “That blond woman was here earlier today. And maybe others who left traces in that building. The odors are very faint.” “But there’s nothing to contradict the story Cassie told us?” “You do not trust her?” “I’ve found that it’s best to trust no one completely when I’m working a case.MoreLess
Which it did. More or less. Though Tharpe wasn’t at his post.
I didn’t even ask. I just left Singe to work her wonders.
“It is not entirely clear but it seems that Mr. Tharpe accompanied Mr. Playmate. Or he followed him within a very short time.” “And they went over to that ugly yellow building, right?” “They were headed in that direction when they lef...t here.” That was Singe. Making no assumptions.
“Can you detect any other odors here? That you might’ve noticed in that place we just visited?” “That blond woman was here earlier today. And maybe others who left traces in that building. The odors are very faint.” “But there’s nothing to contradict the story Cassie told us?” “You do not trust her?” “I’ve found that it’s best to trust no one completely when I’m working a case.MoreLess
Read book Angry Lead Skies for free
Write Review:
Guest
Read Also
9 / 10
7 / 10
User Reviews: