Roses Are Dead (2016)
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“Klegg?”
“Yes.”
“Macklin. Any calls?”
“You son of a bitch.”
Macklin, standing with his back to the wall in the hallway of the administration building at Wayne State University, scowled absently at a pair of students walking by hand in hand. They were both men. He changed hands on the telephone receiver.
“Cops found Moira already?”
“Pontier was just here. He’s got a bulletin out for you. You’re wanted for her murder.”
“You know it wasn’t me.”
“It might as well have been. She hired you to protect ...her from that animal.”
“She hired me to take care of him.”
“You didn’t do a very good job.”
“How’d the police find out I was involved?”
“Who cares? She was as close to a daughter as I ever came, and now she’s dead.”
“I told Burlingame at the FBI I was looking for Blossom. His computer must have turned up Moira. He must have something going with the cops.”
“He called too. He wants you to call him. He left a number.”
“I’ve got his number.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Klegg?”
“Yes.”
“Macklin. Any calls?”
“You son of a bitch.”
Macklin, standing with his back to the wall in the hallway of the administration building at Wayne State University, scowled absently at a pair of students walking by hand in hand. They were both men. He changed hands on the telephone receiver.
“Cops found Moira already?”
“Pontier was just here. He’s got a bulletin out for you. You’re wanted for her murder.”
“You know it wasn’t me.”
“It might as well have been. She hired you to protect ...her from that animal.”
“She hired me to take care of him.”
“You didn’t do a very good job.”
“How’d the police find out I was involved?”
“Who cares? She was as close to a daughter as I ever came, and now she’s dead.”
“I told Burlingame at the FBI I was looking for Blossom. His computer must have turned up Moira. He must have something going with the cops.”
“He called too. He wants you to call him. He left a number.”
“I’ve got his number.”
What to read after Roses Are Dead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Loren D. Estleman to read onlineMoreLess
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