Dead Broke in Jarrett Creek: a Samuel Craddock Mystery (Samuel Craddock Mysteries)
“I forgot how much of a slave you are to the telephone when you’re in law enforcement. I start to let it go, but they’ll just call me on the cell phone, so I might as well handle it now.
“Mr. Craddock, this is Camille Overton. I talked to you yesterday when you were looking for the McCluskys?”
“That’s right. I found them. I appreciate your help. What can I do for you?”
“I’m calling because somebody broke into my house last night. That man who’s working across the street worries me. H...e showed up again this morning and I don’t like the look of him.”
“I’m coming over there right now. Sit tight.”
Five minutes later I knock on Camille’s door and she opens it so fast, I suspect she was standing by the door waiting for me. She’s wearing glasses that make her eyes look large, and there’s no mistaking the alarm in them. “I’m so glad you came.MoreLess
“Mr. Craddock, this is Camille Overton. I talked to you yesterday when you were looking for the McCluskys?”
“That’s right. I found them. I appreciate your help. What can I do for you?”
“I’m calling because somebody broke into my house last night. That man who’s working across the street worries me. H...e showed up again this morning and I don’t like the look of him.”
“I’m coming over there right now. Sit tight.”
Five minutes later I knock on Camille’s door and she opens it so fast, I suspect she was standing by the door waiting for me. She’s wearing glasses that make her eyes look large, and there’s no mistaking the alarm in them. “I’m so glad you came.MoreLess
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