Murder Song (2013)
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He had trained himself to remember faces. In a game where names are just part of a criminal’s wardrobe, to be changed at will, a face is as important as a fingerprint. There was something faintly familiar about O’Brien, but it was a face seen through the dusty glass of many years.
“Over twenty years ago,” said O’Brien. “Twenty-three, twenty-four, whatever it was. At the police academy. I was Horrie O’Brien then, a cadet like you. A long long time ago,” he said and seemed to be speaking to himsel...f.
Malone relaxed, suddenly laughed. “Crumbs—you! That’s you—Brian Boru? Is that your real name? No wonder you didn’t use it at the academy.”
“No, Horace is my real name. Horace Clarence. Or Clarence Horace, I’ve done my best to forget which.” He looked at Bousakis and showed his big white teeth; it could have been either a smile or a snarl. “You mention that outside this room, George, and you’re out of a job. We all have our little secrets.”
“Sure we do, Brian.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had trained himself to remember faces. In a game where names are just part of a criminal’s wardrobe, to be changed at will, a face is as important as a fingerprint. There was something faintly familiar about O’Brien, but it was a face seen through the dusty glass of many years.
“Over twenty years ago,” said O’Brien. “Twenty-three, twenty-four, whatever it was. At the police academy. I was Horrie O’Brien then, a cadet like you. A long long time ago,” he said and seemed to be speaking to himsel...f.
Malone relaxed, suddenly laughed. “Crumbs—you! That’s you—Brian Boru? Is that your real name? No wonder you didn’t use it at the academy.”
“No, Horace is my real name. Horace Clarence. Or Clarence Horace, I’ve done my best to forget which.” He looked at Bousakis and showed his big white teeth; it could have been either a smile or a snarl. “You mention that outside this room, George, and you’re out of a job. We all have our little secrets.”
“Sure we do, Brian.
What to read after Murder Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jon Cleary to read onlineMoreLess
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