Blood Line (2012)
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Wager’s telephone call caught the man as he was reporting in. “Doodle Bug? That’s what they called him?”
“Because he was always writing in a notebook.”
“I ain’t asked around about any Doodle Bug.”
“I’d like to find that notebook, too.”
“Awright. I see what I can find out.” There was something else on his mind. “What’s this I hear you pulled in Big Ron Tipton for shooting at you? He the one?”
“I talked to him about it. I don’t think he did it himself.”
“But maybe he knows something about it?”
“Ye...ah. I do believe he might. Have you heard anything?”
“No. But I’ll keep my ears open. Keep my eyes open, too, for that worthless bastard.”
His next call was to Mrs. Hocks. A girl answered and said she wasn’t home right now but could she take a message.
Wager identified himself and asked, “Is this Coley or Jeanette?”
“Coley.”
“Did your mother say anything about finding a notebook that your brother liked to write in?”
“No, sir.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wager’s telephone call caught the man as he was reporting in. “Doodle Bug? That’s what they called him?”
“Because he was always writing in a notebook.”
“I ain’t asked around about any Doodle Bug.”
“I’d like to find that notebook, too.”
“Awright. I see what I can find out.” There was something else on his mind. “What’s this I hear you pulled in Big Ron Tipton for shooting at you? He the one?”
“I talked to him about it. I don’t think he did it himself.”
“But maybe he knows something about it?”
“Ye...ah. I do believe he might. Have you heard anything?”
“No. But I’ll keep my ears open. Keep my eyes open, too, for that worthless bastard.”
His next call was to Mrs. Hocks. A girl answered and said she wasn’t home right now but could she take a message.
Wager identified himself and asked, “Is this Coley or Jeanette?”
“Coley.”
“Did your mother say anything about finding a notebook that your brother liked to write in?”
“No, sir.”
What to read after Blood Line?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rex Burns to read onlineMoreLess
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