City of Strangers (Luis Chavez book 2)
“Whillans exclaimed as Luis approached him in the chapel at daybreak. “You look like something the cat dragged in. You know you’re not supposed to look worse than me, right?”
Luis took in the frail figure, this man he’d thought would be his spiritual guide for years to come, and dropped his gaze.
“That better be self-pity,” Whillans said, feigning annoyance. “If it’s me you’re feeling sorry for, I might have to kick your ass.”
Luis scoffed, eyeing him ruefully. “Somebody murdered Father Chang’s ...killer while in custody.”
“Another prisoner?”
Michael had called Luis once he’d gotten more information. The working theory was some kind of poison on a pair of handcuffs. But when they’d searched the officer whose handcuffs they were, including tossing his locker and car, they came up bone dry.
“Doubtful. They were suspicious of one of the corrections officers, but that’s how the triad seems to work. They never authorize a murder without providing law enforcement with a suspect.”MoreLess
Luis took in the frail figure, this man he’d thought would be his spiritual guide for years to come, and dropped his gaze.
“That better be self-pity,” Whillans said, feigning annoyance. “If it’s me you’re feeling sorry for, I might have to kick your ass.”
Luis scoffed, eyeing him ruefully. “Somebody murdered Father Chang’s ...killer while in custody.”
“Another prisoner?”
Michael had called Luis once he’d gotten more information. The working theory was some kind of poison on a pair of handcuffs. But when they’d searched the officer whose handcuffs they were, including tossing his locker and car, they came up bone dry.
“Doubtful. They were suspicious of one of the corrections officers, but that’s how the triad seems to work. They never authorize a murder without providing law enforcement with a suspect.”MoreLess
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