Leather Maiden (2008)
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After plenty of compliments, reporters dropping by my desk, everyone but Timpson herself, Oswald came over. He stood by the edge of my desk with his hands in his pockets. He looked like he wanted to reach down my throat and turn me inside out.
“Nice article on the murder and kidnapping,” he said.
“Thanks.”
“I might have taken a slightly different approach.”
“No doubt.”
“Is that a smart remark, Cason?”
“What?”
“A smart remark. Like, I would have taken a different tack, but it wouldn’t have been a...ny good.”
“I didn’t say that.”
“But you meant it.”
“What I meant is no doubt you would have gone after it differently. It is not a smart remark.”
“I do police reports here and the articles that come from them.”
“Not this time. You weren’t here, and Timpson assigned me to it.”
“I had a cold. I would have come in for something like this.”
“Talk to Timpson.”
“You could have told her to call me.”
“I suppose I could have, but that never occurred to me, and that’s not my job description.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After plenty of compliments, reporters dropping by my desk, everyone but Timpson herself, Oswald came over. He stood by the edge of my desk with his hands in his pockets. He looked like he wanted to reach down my throat and turn me inside out.
“Nice article on the murder and kidnapping,” he said.
“Thanks.”
“I might have taken a slightly different approach.”
“No doubt.”
“Is that a smart remark, Cason?”
“What?”
“A smart remark. Like, I would have taken a different tack, but it wouldn’t have been a...ny good.”
“I didn’t say that.”
“But you meant it.”
“What I meant is no doubt you would have gone after it differently. It is not a smart remark.”
“I do police reports here and the articles that come from them.”
“Not this time. You weren’t here, and Timpson assigned me to it.”
“I had a cold. I would have come in for something like this.”
“Talk to Timpson.”
“You could have told her to call me.”
“I suppose I could have, but that never occurred to me, and that’s not my job description.
What to read after Leather Maiden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joe R. Lansdale to read onlineMoreLess
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