The Killing Game (2003)
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“Did the technician monitoring the phone trace the call?”
“No, that's been a washout, dammit. But what Dom told you computes with the little we've learned,” Spiro said. “We've contacted the schools in Jamison. No school records for the Baldridge boys. But I managed to track down a couple of reports about an official going out to see Reverend Baldridge and inquiring why the boys weren't in school. The reverend claimed his sons were being home-schooled. He didn't think the boys would get a godly e...ducation in public schools.”
“Anything else?”
“One more thing. The reports were on Ezekiel and Jacob. No mention of Kevin.”
“If he never attended the services, maybe they didn't know he existed.”
“Judging by the destruction of that hilltop, I'd say he wanted to make his presence known.”
“Not necessarily. He went for years and never seemed to need public recognition of his acts. It's only recently that he's changed.”
“He was just starting out then. He hadn't learned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Did the technician monitoring the phone trace the call?”
“No, that's been a washout, dammit. But what Dom told you computes with the little we've learned,” Spiro said. “We've contacted the schools in Jamison. No school records for the Baldridge boys. But I managed to track down a couple of reports about an official going out to see Reverend Baldridge and inquiring why the boys weren't in school. The reverend claimed his sons were being home-schooled. He didn't think the boys would get a godly e...ducation in public schools.”
“Anything else?”
“One more thing. The reports were on Ezekiel and Jacob. No mention of Kevin.”
“If he never attended the services, maybe they didn't know he existed.”
“Judging by the destruction of that hilltop, I'd say he wanted to make his presence known.”
“Not necessarily. He went for years and never seemed to need public recognition of his acts. It's only recently that he's changed.”
“He was just starting out then. He hadn't learned.
What to read after The Killing Game?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iris Johansen to read onlineMoreLess
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