Hell's Bay
Hell's Bay
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Got her, first ring.
“So what’s my new assignment?”
“I realize this is a lot to ask,” Sugar said.
“Ask it.”
“Pull some phone records.”
“You got a warrant or subpoena by any chance? Know a federal judge?”
Sugarman was silent. He knew the law and knew what could be done to get around it.
“No, I didn’t think so. Good God, Sugar, this isn’t Homeland Security; we can’t go data-mining when the mood strikes.”
After a moment more, Rachel sighed and said, “Just out of curiosity, where’re these phone reco...rds from?”
“Sarasota. Law office of Carter Mosley, Esquire. Got a particular day. July eighteenth, anytime between nine and noon. Either incoming or outgoing. Or if he’s got a cell, it could be that.”
“I have a full-time job, honey. I can’t put that at risk. There’s some strings I just can’t pull. Even for you.”
“I understand.”
The line went quiet long enough for Sugar to ask if she was still there. When she came back, the last of the teasing tone was gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Got her, first ring.
“So what’s my new assignment?”
“I realize this is a lot to ask,” Sugar said.
“Ask it.”
“Pull some phone records.”
“You got a warrant or subpoena by any chance? Know a federal judge?”
Sugarman was silent. He knew the law and knew what could be done to get around it.
“No, I didn’t think so. Good God, Sugar, this isn’t Homeland Security; we can’t go data-mining when the mood strikes.”
After a moment more, Rachel sighed and said, “Just out of curiosity, where’re these phone reco...rds from?”
“Sarasota. Law office of Carter Mosley, Esquire. Got a particular day. July eighteenth, anytime between nine and noon. Either incoming or outgoing. Or if he’s got a cell, it could be that.”
“I have a full-time job, honey. I can’t put that at risk. There’s some strings I just can’t pull. Even for you.”
“I understand.”
The line went quiet long enough for Sugar to ask if she was still there. When she came back, the last of the teasing tone was gone.
What to read after Hell's Bay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James W. Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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