Thread of Fear
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Jack watched her enter the station house, taking in the ripped jeans, the faded black T-shirt, the dingy sneakers. He’d told her last night Brady Cox was a discipline case who had problems with authority, and Jack suspected she’d chosen her outfit with Brady in mind. She looked like the exact opposite of an authority figure, the antithesis of someone who collaborated with the nation’s top law enforcement officials on a regular basis. Only her leather art case hinted at who she really was.
“I hav...e an appointment with Chief Bowman,” she told Sharon. As the resident rookie, Sharon got to sit closest to the reception counter and deal with the whiners and wack jobs who dropped in from time to time.
Jack crossed the bullpen—which in this humble jurisdiction consisted of a few mismatched desks and file cabinets.
He caught Fiona’s eye, and she smiled, taking some of the punch out of her bad-ass look. He lifted the hinged divider that separated reception from the main office. At his old precinct in Houston, cops were separated from visitors by metal detectors, armed guards, and bulletproof glass, but in Graingerville life was more low-key.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jack watched her enter the station house, taking in the ripped jeans, the faded black T-shirt, the dingy sneakers. He’d told her last night Brady Cox was a discipline case who had problems with authority, and Jack suspected she’d chosen her outfit with Brady in mind. She looked like the exact opposite of an authority figure, the antithesis of someone who collaborated with the nation’s top law enforcement officials on a regular basis. Only her leather art case hinted at who she really was.
“I hav...e an appointment with Chief Bowman,” she told Sharon. As the resident rookie, Sharon got to sit closest to the reception counter and deal with the whiners and wack jobs who dropped in from time to time.
Jack crossed the bullpen—which in this humble jurisdiction consisted of a few mismatched desks and file cabinets.
He caught Fiona’s eye, and she smiled, taking some of the punch out of her bad-ass look. He lifted the hinged divider that separated reception from the main office. At his old precinct in Houston, cops were separated from visitors by metal detectors, armed guards, and bulletproof glass, but in Graingerville life was more low-key.
What to read after Thread of Fear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laura Griffin to read onlineMoreLess
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