Last Light (2016)
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Leaving her with only TK to deal with. “Good work with the evidence,” she started. “But what else happened with Blackwell?”
“I got to see the crime scene. He gave me a tour of what he saw as a kid.”
Now Lucy was intrigued. “Any new insights?”
To her surprise, TK hesitated. “No, not really. It’s just hard to understand that kind of experience—the horror, the impact—from reading the reports. It wasn’t what I expected.”
“The human side of every crime. For me it’s the most difficult part to handle. ...The real face, real lives impacted, whether victim or witness, or in David’s father’s case, accused.”
“I think it was somehow cathartic for Caleb, walking through it. We’re going out to dinner tonight.”
“Really?” Lucy tried and failed to keep her tone neutral. It hadn’t escaped her attention that TK was now calling the sheriff by his first name. “Do you think that’s a good idea?”
“Why not? Not like he’s a potential suspect, even if his parents are.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leaving her with only TK to deal with. “Good work with the evidence,” she started. “But what else happened with Blackwell?”
“I got to see the crime scene. He gave me a tour of what he saw as a kid.”
Now Lucy was intrigued. “Any new insights?”
To her surprise, TK hesitated. “No, not really. It’s just hard to understand that kind of experience—the horror, the impact—from reading the reports. It wasn’t what I expected.”
“The human side of every crime. For me it’s the most difficult part to handle. ...The real face, real lives impacted, whether victim or witness, or in David’s father’s case, accused.”
“I think it was somehow cathartic for Caleb, walking through it. We’re going out to dinner tonight.”
“Really?” Lucy tried and failed to keep her tone neutral. It hadn’t escaped her attention that TK was now calling the sheriff by his first name. “Do you think that’s a good idea?”
“Why not? Not like he’s a potential suspect, even if his parents are.
What to read after Last Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cj Lyons to read onlineMoreLess
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