To Kill a Matzo Ball (A Deadly Deli Mystery)
“I finally realized that was who Agent Bowe-Pitt reminded me of. Not the teacher of the Noble Truths, but the quiet soul who realized that all things must come to an end. He was going to let us all run ragged until the only one left standing was the killer or killers. And run we did.
I liked the NPD tech guy, thirtysomething Richard Richards. Liked him a lot. He was a civilian who worked for the department’s Information and Technology Division, cute and possibly single. He was not part of any cr...iminal investigation unit but was judged to be the best data-recovery expert in the city. He had grown up in a trailer without electricity and, from his earliest childhood, had learned how to “borrow” juice from others. He started by replicating Benjamin Franklin’s kite-with-a-key experiment— which resulted in electrocuting a mouse in a cage—when he was just seven years old.
“I was trying to jump-start a TV I found in the junkyard,” he told me, while he set himself up in front of the computer.MoreLess
I liked the NPD tech guy, thirtysomething Richard Richards. Liked him a lot. He was a civilian who worked for the department’s Information and Technology Division, cute and possibly single. He was not part of any cr...iminal investigation unit but was judged to be the best data-recovery expert in the city. He had grown up in a trailer without electricity and, from his earliest childhood, had learned how to “borrow” juice from others. He started by replicating Benjamin Franklin’s kite-with-a-key experiment— which resulted in electrocuting a mouse in a cage—when he was just seven years old.
“I was trying to jump-start a TV I found in the junkyard,” he told me, while he set himself up in front of the computer.MoreLess
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