The Death Card: a Liz Lucas Cozy Mystery
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“Liz, how often do I have to tell you that I love it when you call me? I want to talk to you. I want to hear what’s happening in your day. The only time I can’t talk is when I’m in trial, but the rest of the time I’m all yours. I’ll even excuse myself when I’m meeting with a client and go out in the hall to talk to you. Am I making myself clear?”
“Yes, sir!” she said laughing. “Here’s what I need help with, and I’m hoping your guy Sean can get some information for me. I just finished talking to ...Seth. The more I thought about it the more I wondered if he could give me some information about Leroy playing the ponies.” She told him what Seth had told her about Ratface and the race track in San Francisco that Leroy liked to go to, Golden Gate Fields.
“Liz, I thought you said the guy’s name was Ratface. Did I hear you right?”
“That you did, and I’m sure it’s a nickname. I mean no mother would name her child that, at least none that I’ve ever known.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Liz, how often do I have to tell you that I love it when you call me? I want to talk to you. I want to hear what’s happening in your day. The only time I can’t talk is when I’m in trial, but the rest of the time I’m all yours. I’ll even excuse myself when I’m meeting with a client and go out in the hall to talk to you. Am I making myself clear?”
“Yes, sir!” she said laughing. “Here’s what I need help with, and I’m hoping your guy Sean can get some information for me. I just finished talking to ...Seth. The more I thought about it the more I wondered if he could give me some information about Leroy playing the ponies.” She told him what Seth had told her about Ratface and the race track in San Francisco that Leroy liked to go to, Golden Gate Fields.
“Liz, I thought you said the guy’s name was Ratface. Did I hear you right?”
“That you did, and I’m sure it’s a nickname. I mean no mother would name her child that, at least none that I’ve ever known.”
What to read after The Death Card: a Liz Lucas Cozy Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dianne Harman to read onlineMoreLess
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