The Blue Hour
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Hess talked to the manager while Merci stood in the lobby and read the la paloma hotel rules sign: 1. No checks 2. No overnight guests 3. No loud music after 10 p.m.
4. No hot plates 5. No solicitors 6. No kidding!
"Three-o-seven," said Hess.
"How come I haven't seen this creep's name on the SONAR lists?" "He's not considered high risk." "A low-risk rape-kidnapper." "That's what they say." They took the stairs to the third floor and walked down the hall. Merci touched the gun that was snugged ag...ainst her ribs the way a Catholic might touch a medallion of St.
Christopher. It was for luck and for something more than luck: it was for peace. Her last qualifier was her best in ten years, putting her fifteenth overall in a big department that had a lot of good shots.
Mercy had drawn down only once in her life and didn't have to fire, but she was steady on target in a Weaver stance and would have hit him clean if she'd pulled. She liked what she'd said to the creep, something unrehearsed, something that just came out and worked real well, at least on this guy: Hey Jack, you gonna be just another dead asshole?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hess talked to the manager while Merci stood in the lobby and read the la paloma hotel rules sign: 1. No checks 2. No overnight guests 3. No loud music after 10 p.m.
4. No hot plates 5. No solicitors 6. No kidding!
"Three-o-seven," said Hess.
"How come I haven't seen this creep's name on the SONAR lists?" "He's not considered high risk." "A low-risk rape-kidnapper." "That's what they say." They took the stairs to the third floor and walked down the hall. Merci touched the gun that was snugged ag...ainst her ribs the way a Catholic might touch a medallion of St.
Christopher. It was for luck and for something more than luck: it was for peace. Her last qualifier was her best in ten years, putting her fifteenth overall in a big department that had a lot of good shots.
Mercy had drawn down only once in her life and didn't have to fire, but she was steady on target in a Weaver stance and would have hit him clean if she'd pulled. She liked what she'd said to the creep, something unrehearsed, something that just came out and worked real well, at least on this guy: Hey Jack, you gonna be just another dead asshole?
What to read after The Blue Hour?
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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