The Last Word
The Last Word
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There was nothing else for him to do. Steve was investigating the funeral homes that were supposedly conspiring with Amanda to sell body parts. Arthur Tyrell was busy advising his new clients and preparing to argue for their release on bail in front of the federal magistrate in the morning. That left Mark all by himself in the beach house, hunched over his laptop and tanked on coffee, toiling to find whoever had infected the organ donors with the virus.
The name of the killer was on the screen i...n front of him—he knew that. He just didn’t know which name it was. But he would find out. Mark wouldn’t stop until the real killer was behind bars and Jesse and Susan were cleared.
This could be that moment.
His own words kept ringing in his ears as he worked, and he didn’t know why. Was it his fear of personal ruination bubbling to the surface? He couldn’t let Burnside’s speech get to him or allow his own selfish anxieties to distract him now. He needed to devote all his energy and attention to proving his friends innocent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was nothing else for him to do. Steve was investigating the funeral homes that were supposedly conspiring with Amanda to sell body parts. Arthur Tyrell was busy advising his new clients and preparing to argue for their release on bail in front of the federal magistrate in the morning. That left Mark all by himself in the beach house, hunched over his laptop and tanked on coffee, toiling to find whoever had infected the organ donors with the virus.
The name of the killer was on the screen i...n front of him—he knew that. He just didn’t know which name it was. But he would find out. Mark wouldn’t stop until the real killer was behind bars and Jesse and Susan were cleared.
This could be that moment.
His own words kept ringing in his ears as he worked, and he didn’t know why. Was it his fear of personal ruination bubbling to the surface? He couldn’t let Burnside’s speech get to him or allow his own selfish anxieties to distract him now. He needed to devote all his energy and attention to proving his friends innocent.
What to read after The Last Word?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Goldberg to read onlineMoreLess
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