Mortal Causes
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So when he got to St Leonard’s, Rebus relented and called the priest.
‘It hasn’t gone too well, father,’ he said gamely.
‘Then it’s God’s will.’ For a second, Rebus heard it as God swill. He stuck in his own apostrophe and said, ‘I knew you’d say that.’ He was watching Siobhan Clarke striding towards him. She had her thumbs up and a big grin spread across her face.
‘Got to go, father. Say one for me.’ ‘Don’t I always?’ Rebus put down the receiver. ‘What’ve you got?’ ‘Cafferty,’ she said, throwin...g the file onto his desk. ‘Buried way back.’ She produced a sheet of paper and handed it to him. Rebus read through it quickly.
Yes, buried, because it was only a suspicion, one of hundreds that the police had been unable to prove over the course of Cafferty’s career.
‘Handling dirty money,’ he said.
‘For the Ulster Volunteer Force.’ Cafferty had formed an unholy alliance with a Glasgow villain called Jinky Johnson, and between them they’d offered a service, turning dirty money into clean at the behest of the UVF.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So when he got to St Leonard’s, Rebus relented and called the priest.
‘It hasn’t gone too well, father,’ he said gamely.
‘Then it’s God’s will.’ For a second, Rebus heard it as God swill. He stuck in his own apostrophe and said, ‘I knew you’d say that.’ He was watching Siobhan Clarke striding towards him. She had her thumbs up and a big grin spread across her face.
‘Got to go, father. Say one for me.’ ‘Don’t I always?’ Rebus put down the receiver. ‘What’ve you got?’ ‘Cafferty,’ she said, throwin...g the file onto his desk. ‘Buried way back.’ She produced a sheet of paper and handed it to him. Rebus read through it quickly.
Yes, buried, because it was only a suspicion, one of hundreds that the police had been unable to prove over the course of Cafferty’s career.
‘Handling dirty money,’ he said.
‘For the Ulster Volunteer Force.’ Cafferty had formed an unholy alliance with a Glasgow villain called Jinky Johnson, and between them they’d offered a service, turning dirty money into clean at the behest of the UVF.
What to read after Mortal Causes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ian Rankin to read onlineMoreLess
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