“She didn’t think Alex would, though she knew he was concerned. Maybe a little suspicious. But knowing that Richardson had called her brother and Hank Riley, she wondered if he might have put a tail on her. She drove to Starbucks for coffee, though it was a habit she was trying to break. Not caffeine, but spending the money instead of brewing a cheap pot. But it was Sunday, she deserved the pick-me-up. And a muffin. She drove to the beach, got out and sat on her hood and watched the waves while ...drinking her coffee. She read articles about Tony Mercer on her smart phone. Cops might be highlighted once or twice in the paper, if that—most cops wanted to stay out of the press. Usually press about cops was bad. But Mercer had dozens of mentions. Accommodations, speaking on behalf of the department—even though he wasn’t the public affairs officer—speaking to rotary clubs and other such organizations. He was the regular Good Will Ambassador of the Valley. It made her twitch. She found nothing inherently dirty, but she didn’t expect to.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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