Blood On the Bones
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He lived in the same small, private block of flats as his tenant, Peter Bodham, south of the river at Wandsworth.
Now they had a confirmed identity for the dead man, Rafferty was anxious to search Bodham's flat. He was hopeful they might turn up some clues as to what had been going on in his life that might have caused him to wind up dead and buried in Elmhurst's RC convent.
After first paying a courtesy call to the local police station, they drove to the flats and found a visibly upset ...Mr Mitchelson waiting on his late tenant's doorstep. The landlord, tall, wiry and inclined to pugnacity, launched into a verbal attack the moment he saw them.
‘Maybe if you people had listened to me and done something when I reported Peter missing, he might still be alive.’ Rafferty, although he thought it unusual that the dead man's landlord, of all people, should become so upset at the violent death of a tenant, did his best to calm the man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He lived in the same small, private block of flats as his tenant, Peter Bodham, south of the river at Wandsworth.
Now they had a confirmed identity for the dead man, Rafferty was anxious to search Bodham's flat. He was hopeful they might turn up some clues as to what had been going on in his life that might have caused him to wind up dead and buried in Elmhurst's RC convent.
After first paying a courtesy call to the local police station, they drove to the flats and found a visibly upset ...Mr Mitchelson waiting on his late tenant's doorstep. The landlord, tall, wiry and inclined to pugnacity, launched into a verbal attack the moment he saw them.
‘Maybe if you people had listened to me and done something when I reported Peter missing, he might still be alive.’ Rafferty, although he thought it unusual that the dead man's landlord, of all people, should become so upset at the violent death of a tenant, did his best to calm the man.
What to read after Blood On the Bones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geraldine Evans to read onlineMoreLess
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