Murder On the Ile Sordou (2014)
“He was amazed how the blue sky of the south turned gray somewhere around Valence. He took a photograph out the train’s window and his cell phone indicated the nearest village: Saint-Vallier. He had never been to Saint-Vallier, nor was ever likely to go, but he was fascinated and amazed that his BlackBerry knew where the TGV was, speeding along at more than three hundred kilometers an hour.
Alain Flamant, a fellow officer, had driven him to Aix’s TGV station, fifteen minutes to the south of ...the city, and Jules had jumped on the train, his ticket in hand, almost missing it. Flamant made a “call me” gesture with his hand up to his face, and Jules saluted back.
Commissioner Paulik had called Jules from Sordou’s phone, telling him to ask a secretary to book a return trip on the first class train; Jules had begun to object and Paulik stopped him, saying, “You’ll be glad of the extra space, especially on the way back. . . . You may have some paperwork to go through.”MoreLess
Alain Flamant, a fellow officer, had driven him to Aix’s TGV station, fifteen minutes to the south of ...the city, and Jules had jumped on the train, his ticket in hand, almost missing it. Flamant made a “call me” gesture with his hand up to his face, and Jules saluted back.
Commissioner Paulik had called Jules from Sordou’s phone, telling him to ask a secretary to book a return trip on the first class train; Jules had begun to object and Paulik stopped him, saying, “You’ll be glad of the extra space, especially on the way back. . . . You may have some paperwork to go through.”MoreLess
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