Hot Blooded
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Montoya was saying as he squatted next to the victim in the seedy hotel room. She was posed, just as the others had been, hands folded in prayer, legs splayed. “Same markings as the others, but check this out,” he pointed to a spot just above the hollow of her throat. “There’s something different here, another mark, like something was dangling from the chain like it had a tail…See here…maybe a medallion or a charm or a cross. You know, like she was strangled with her own necklace.”
“Or his,” Ben...tz said, his gut twisting. “He brings his own special noose.”
“And he took a trophy. See her left ear—all the metal—the earrings? One of them is missing.” “Was the radio on?”
“Oh, yeah. Tuned into WSLJ.”
Bentz glanced at the night table…saw the hundred-dollar bill with the black eyes. All part of the sicko’s signature, but what did it mean? Why was Ben Franklin blinded? So he couldn’t see? So he wouldn’t be recognized? “Time of death?”
“We’re guessing around midnight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Montoya was saying as he squatted next to the victim in the seedy hotel room. She was posed, just as the others had been, hands folded in prayer, legs splayed. “Same markings as the others, but check this out,” he pointed to a spot just above the hollow of her throat. “There’s something different here, another mark, like something was dangling from the chain like it had a tail…See here…maybe a medallion or a charm or a cross. You know, like she was strangled with her own necklace.”
“Or his,” Ben...tz said, his gut twisting. “He brings his own special noose.”
“And he took a trophy. See her left ear—all the metal—the earrings? One of them is missing.” “Was the radio on?”
“Oh, yeah. Tuned into WSLJ.”
Bentz glanced at the night table…saw the hundred-dollar bill with the black eyes. All part of the sicko’s signature, but what did it mean? Why was Ben Franklin blinded? So he couldn’t see? So he wouldn’t be recognized? “Time of death?”
“We’re guessing around midnight.
What to read after Hot Blooded?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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