Cry for the Baron (2014)
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said Mannering. The picture of a dead woman hovered in his mind’s eye, and he seemed to hear Harry Green screaming. “Find her, Bill.”
“We’ll find her—sooner or later.” The qualification sounded ominous. “And don’t evade my questions. Was she at Bernstein’s shop when you found him?”
Mannering said; “No.” That was true. “Does it matter?”
“She could have killed Bernstein.”
“Work on Green carefully and he’ll confess.”
“And she might have taken the Tear,” Bristow said. He stood up... abruptly. “I’ve taken plenty of chances with you, holding back information is bad; deliberately lying to us is going too far. Did you see the girl at Bernstein’s?”
Mannering said: “Nothing I’ve done has hampered you.”
“So you saw her.” Bristow looked aggressive and angry – but it was simulated anger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Mannering. The picture of a dead woman hovered in his mind’s eye, and he seemed to hear Harry Green screaming. “Find her, Bill.”
“We’ll find her—sooner or later.” The qualification sounded ominous. “And don’t evade my questions. Was she at Bernstein’s shop when you found him?”
Mannering said; “No.” That was true. “Does it matter?”
“She could have killed Bernstein.”
“Work on Green carefully and he’ll confess.”
“And she might have taken the Tear,” Bristow said. He stood up... abruptly. “I’ve taken plenty of chances with you, holding back information is bad; deliberately lying to us is going too far. Did you see the girl at Bernstein’s?”
Mannering said: “Nothing I’ve done has hampered you.”
“So you saw her.” Bristow looked aggressive and angry – but it was simulated anger.
What to read after Cry for the Baron?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Creasey to read onlineMoreLess
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