Devil's Bridge
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Mercer said.
“I want to see Shipley. I want to do it now.”
We were in the car and Mercer was headed south, away from Shipley’s home.
“I had a call from the police commissioner’s office as I walked out of the garage.”
“They’ve got news?”
“No news, Mike. No news. But Scully wants you down there at headquarters.”
“The meeting’s at seven A.M. We got time for—”
“You got no more time to make a fool of yourself, man. Scully wants you in early because he’s also called for som...eone he wants us to talk to,” Mercer said. “About Alex.”
It was probably just a ploy to distract me.
“You are in no shape to rip Shipley into bite-size pieces at the moment,” Mercer said. “Your head’s somewhere else. You were asking questions like a third grader back there.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mercer said.
“I want to see Shipley. I want to do it now.”
We were in the car and Mercer was headed south, away from Shipley’s home.
“I had a call from the police commissioner’s office as I walked out of the garage.”
“They’ve got news?”
“No news, Mike. No news. But Scully wants you down there at headquarters.”
“The meeting’s at seven A.M. We got time for—”
“You got no more time to make a fool of yourself, man. Scully wants you in early because he’s also called for som...eone he wants us to talk to,” Mercer said. “About Alex.”
It was probably just a ploy to distract me.
“You are in no shape to rip Shipley into bite-size pieces at the moment,” Mercer said. “Your head’s somewhere else. You were asking questions like a third grader back there.”
What to read after Devil's Bridge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Fairstein to read onlineMoreLess
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