Rattlesnake Crossing
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The rope that bound the two limbs together was tied in a clumsy half hitch that would have been easy to undo—if, that is, the victim's hands had been free and she had known anything about ropes and knots.
If he kept her tied up, how did he get her up the mountain? Joanna wondered. Dead or alive, she couldn't have been carried. The mountain was too steep, the path too treacherous. So did he lure her here or did he force her at gun- or knifepoint? Or did they simply meet, expectedly or by acci...dent, up here on this ledge? Perhaps the meeting was unexpected on the victim's part, but the presence of the rope shows advance planning on the killer's.
Premeditation was a necessary ingredient for a case of aggravated murder. If that was what her detectives were dealing with here, Joanna would have to make certain that every procedure was followed, every t crossed and every i dotted.
Ernie Carpenter, lugging two cumbersome equipment cases, came huffing and puffing up the ledge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rope that bound the two limbs together was tied in a clumsy half hitch that would have been easy to undo—if, that is, the victim's hands had been free and she had known anything about ropes and knots.
If he kept her tied up, how did he get her up the mountain? Joanna wondered. Dead or alive, she couldn't have been carried. The mountain was too steep, the path too treacherous. So did he lure her here or did he force her at gun- or knifepoint? Or did they simply meet, expectedly or by acci...dent, up here on this ledge? Perhaps the meeting was unexpected on the victim's part, but the presence of the rope shows advance planning on the killer's.
Premeditation was a necessary ingredient for a case of aggravated murder. If that was what her detectives were dealing with here, Joanna would have to make certain that every procedure was followed, every t crossed and every i dotted.
Ernie Carpenter, lugging two cumbersome equipment cases, came huffing and puffing up the ledge.
What to read after Rattlesnake Crossing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J. A. Jance to read onlineMoreLess
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