Red Light
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He was wearing a shiny suit with a thin necktie, a fedora of gray felt. He looked even more slender and more preposterous than before. "It's my Marlowe garb," he said.
"No bullet holes in the tie." "That was a little much." He'd put together a thick notebook for her, everything and anything relating to bad cops in Orange County, 1965-1975. The clips were arranged chronologically, but he had cross-referenced them and had created a handy index of names and events in the back.
"A lot of that came f...rom the smaller papers, some from law-enforcement publications. There was quite a bit of overlap between the cops and the Birch Society," he said. "So I went into archives, got the American Opinion newsletters and assembled this for you." He handed her a binder, thick with the monthly Birch Society newsletters. Behind those were a fat collection of JBS Chapter 231 newsletters, which appeared to be hand-typed.
"There was lots on Jesse Acuna, and the De Anza Hotel, but I knew you had some of that stuff.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was wearing a shiny suit with a thin necktie, a fedora of gray felt. He looked even more slender and more preposterous than before. "It's my Marlowe garb," he said.
"No bullet holes in the tie." "That was a little much." He'd put together a thick notebook for her, everything and anything relating to bad cops in Orange County, 1965-1975. The clips were arranged chronologically, but he had cross-referenced them and had created a handy index of names and events in the back.
"A lot of that came f...rom the smaller papers, some from law-enforcement publications. There was quite a bit of overlap between the cops and the Birch Society," he said. "So I went into archives, got the American Opinion newsletters and assembled this for you." He handed her a binder, thick with the monthly Birch Society newsletters. Behind those were a fat collection of JBS Chapter 231 newsletters, which appeared to be hand-typed.
"There was lots on Jesse Acuna, and the De Anza Hotel, but I knew you had some of that stuff.
What to read after Red Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T. Jefferson Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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