When the Music Dies (Music City Murders book 1)
“Jack Hogue was trying not to look at him.
“If it wasn’t for your tenure here,” Moretti said, “I wouldn’t even be talking with you today.”
Moretti stopped in front of Hogue.
“Jack, we can remember the past, we can learn from it, and we can even relish it, but it’s not somewhere to live. The world is constantly changing, particularly our part of it. I have to have someone in your job I can trust to do the things that have to be done by a seasoned detective and who will do them with the best inter...est of the department and the citizens of Nashville foremost in their thinking. I would like this person to be you, but based upon your actions over the past couple of months, since Murdock’s retirement, you are proving to me that this is not possible.”
“Captain,” Hogue said. “This is all a big misunderstanding.”
“I’ll agree that it’s big, but it’s no misunderstanding. Your taking the cruiser, leaving your partner standing in a parking lot then driving outside our jurisdiction at over ninety miles per hour after you’d been drinking was not a misunderstanding.MoreLess
“If it wasn’t for your tenure here,” Moretti said, “I wouldn’t even be talking with you today.”
Moretti stopped in front of Hogue.
“Jack, we can remember the past, we can learn from it, and we can even relish it, but it’s not somewhere to live. The world is constantly changing, particularly our part of it. I have to have someone in your job I can trust to do the things that have to be done by a seasoned detective and who will do them with the best inter...est of the department and the citizens of Nashville foremost in their thinking. I would like this person to be you, but based upon your actions over the past couple of months, since Murdock’s retirement, you are proving to me that this is not possible.”
“Captain,” Hogue said. “This is all a big misunderstanding.”
“I’ll agree that it’s big, but it’s no misunderstanding. Your taking the cruiser, leaving your partner standing in a parking lot then driving outside our jurisdiction at over ninety miles per hour after you’d been drinking was not a misunderstanding.MoreLess
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