A Darker Shade of Blue
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‘If we were paying by results,’ Costain had said, ‘you’d be paying me.’ Kiley had had new cards printed. ‘Investigations. Private and Confidential. All kinds of security work undertaken. Ex-Metropolitan Police’. Telephone and fax numbers underneath. Cheaper by the hundred, the young woman in Easyprint had said, Kiley trying not to stare at the tattoo that snaked up from beneath the belt of her jeans to encircle her navel, the line of tiny silver rings that tinkled like a miniature carillon whene...ver she moved her head.
Now the cards were pinned, some of them, outside newsagents’ shops all up and down the Holloway Road and around; others he’d left discreetly in pubs and cafes in the vicinity; once, hopefully, beside the cash desk at the Holloway Odeon after an afternoon showing of Insomnia, Kiley not immune to Maura Tierney’s charms.
Most days, the phone didn’t ring, the fax failed to ratchet into life.
‘Email, that’s what you need, Jack,’ the Greek in the corner cafe where he sometimes had breakfast assured him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘If we were paying by results,’ Costain had said, ‘you’d be paying me.’ Kiley had had new cards printed. ‘Investigations. Private and Confidential. All kinds of security work undertaken. Ex-Metropolitan Police’. Telephone and fax numbers underneath. Cheaper by the hundred, the young woman in Easyprint had said, Kiley trying not to stare at the tattoo that snaked up from beneath the belt of her jeans to encircle her navel, the line of tiny silver rings that tinkled like a miniature carillon whene...ver she moved her head.
Now the cards were pinned, some of them, outside newsagents’ shops all up and down the Holloway Road and around; others he’d left discreetly in pubs and cafes in the vicinity; once, hopefully, beside the cash desk at the Holloway Odeon after an afternoon showing of Insomnia, Kiley not immune to Maura Tierney’s charms.
Most days, the phone didn’t ring, the fax failed to ratchet into life.
‘Email, that’s what you need, Jack,’ the Greek in the corner cafe where he sometimes had breakfast assured him.
What to read after A Darker Shade of Blue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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