Bloodfire (2011)
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A short, stocky man stood military-erect in the anteroom, holding a white snap-brimmed straw hat in both hands. He was wearing a neat brown suit, brown shoes, white shirt with a dark brown tie. His visage was stern, his jaw was firm, and he wore his brown hair in a bristle cut. There was an indentation around his head where his hat had pressed. When he saw Carver he said again, “Fred Carver?”
“Me.”
“I’m agent Dan Strait, Drug Enforcement Administration.”
“I know.”
“How?”
“You have the look.”
Str...ait smiled. He still looked stern. “It’s a handicap sometimes. I just walk into a place and toilets flush.”
“Well, I’m clean,” Carver said. “You can search the office for illegal substances.”
For a moment Strait seemed to consider the offer. Then he said, “I need to talk to you about the Belinda Jackson murder.”
Carver said he’d figured that. He invited Strait into the office and stood aside to let him pass. Strait walked as if he were leading a parade that was behind schedule.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A short, stocky man stood military-erect in the anteroom, holding a white snap-brimmed straw hat in both hands. He was wearing a neat brown suit, brown shoes, white shirt with a dark brown tie. His visage was stern, his jaw was firm, and he wore his brown hair in a bristle cut. There was an indentation around his head where his hat had pressed. When he saw Carver he said again, “Fred Carver?”
“Me.”
“I’m agent Dan Strait, Drug Enforcement Administration.”
“I know.”
“How?”
“You have the look.”
Str...ait smiled. He still looked stern. “It’s a handicap sometimes. I just walk into a place and toilets flush.”
“Well, I’m clean,” Carver said. “You can search the office for illegal substances.”
For a moment Strait seemed to consider the offer. Then he said, “I need to talk to you about the Belinda Jackson murder.”
Carver said he’d figured that. He invited Strait into the office and stood aside to let him pass. Strait walked as if he were leading a parade that was behind schedule.
What to read after Bloodfire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Lutz to read onlineMoreLess
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