The Breakthrough (2012)
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With no ransom demand, the mystery deepened over what had become of Max. Boone had to push from his mind thoughts of the boy’s fear. He didn’t allow himself to think of injury—or worse—to Max, because Mannock had been paid as much as he had simply to be a finder, the boy was a ridiculously valuable commodity. But why? And to whom?
Boone’s phone vibrated, and he looked down at a text from Lefty Tidwell. Mannock’s phone still transmitting. Mind if we listen in?
Suit yourself, he texted back. You g...uys must not get out much.
Not half the fun of you big city cops.
Sitting on his cuffed hands in the back of the squad, Mannock whined and cried and moaned. “C’mon! You can take the cuffs off! They’re killin’ me.”
“You think I want you comfortable?” Boone said. “Is Max comfortable?”
“Listen, here’s all I know about that. I—”
“Not now, Mannock!” Jack barked. “I told you. Downtown. You have the right to remain silent, and I suggest you exercise it.”
“Drake, you wanna hear, don’t you?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With no ransom demand, the mystery deepened over what had become of Max. Boone had to push from his mind thoughts of the boy’s fear. He didn’t allow himself to think of injury—or worse—to Max, because Mannock had been paid as much as he had simply to be a finder, the boy was a ridiculously valuable commodity. But why? And to whom?
Boone’s phone vibrated, and he looked down at a text from Lefty Tidwell. Mannock’s phone still transmitting. Mind if we listen in?
Suit yourself, he texted back. You g...uys must not get out much.
Not half the fun of you big city cops.
Sitting on his cuffed hands in the back of the squad, Mannock whined and cried and moaned. “C’mon! You can take the cuffs off! They’re killin’ me.”
“You think I want you comfortable?” Boone said. “Is Max comfortable?”
“Listen, here’s all I know about that. I—”
“Not now, Mannock!” Jack barked. “I told you. Downtown. You have the right to remain silent, and I suggest you exercise it.”
“Drake, you wanna hear, don’t you?”
What to read after The Breakthrough?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerry B. Jenkins to read onlineMoreLess
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