Fierce Pride (2013)
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Libby murmured.
Santos pulled her back into his arms. “Rigoberto caused the accident that killed him, but I understand. Victoria or one of his friends may come after me.”
“Not, ‘may’, will, and we’ve got to be ready and find her first. Did you hear from Nuñez too?”
“Not yet. It’s Sunday; maybe he’s off duty.”
Libby sat back. “If you hadn’t hired Cazares, then we wouldn’t know Avila had died. We might have spent the evening on the patio, where we’d have been sitting ducks. Someone from the police... department should have called to warn you.”
“It’s plain Nuñez doesn’t care if I live or die.”
“Well, I do!”
He flashed his killer grin. “Thank you. It’s too late to call Cazares, but I’ll talk to him tomorrow after I get back from therapy.”
“Call him before you go, and don’t drive the same route you’ve gone before. Avila was following us. Victoria could too.”
“Maybe she’ll claim the body,” he offered. “The police could talk to her then.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Libby murmured.
Santos pulled her back into his arms. “Rigoberto caused the accident that killed him, but I understand. Victoria or one of his friends may come after me.”
“Not, ‘may’, will, and we’ve got to be ready and find her first. Did you hear from Nuñez too?”
“Not yet. It’s Sunday; maybe he’s off duty.”
Libby sat back. “If you hadn’t hired Cazares, then we wouldn’t know Avila had died. We might have spent the evening on the patio, where we’d have been sitting ducks. Someone from the police... department should have called to warn you.”
“It’s plain Nuñez doesn’t care if I live or die.”
“Well, I do!”
He flashed his killer grin. “Thank you. It’s too late to call Cazares, but I’ll talk to him tomorrow after I get back from therapy.”
“Call him before you go, and don’t drive the same route you’ve gone before. Avila was following us. Victoria could too.”
“Maybe she’ll claim the body,” he offered. “The police could talk to her then.”
What to read after Fierce Pride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phoebe Conn to read onlineMoreLess
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