A Grave Waiting (2012)
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“Not in a bed-head I haven’t.”
“How much do you think was in that safe?”
“Depending on the current rate of the Euro, there had to be close to a million pounds, give or take a fiver.”
“And she didn’t even blink, did she?”
“She’s good at that, not blinking. But I’d say Ms. Letourneau has undoubtedly seen many a million in cold, hard cash before today.”
Liz Falla swung the police BMW through the gateway into the courtyard outside the police headquarters on Hospital Lane. In 1993... the Guernsey police force had moved its operations into the fine eighteenth-century building that had at one time been the workhouse. Popularly known as the Pelican, after the plaque high on the courtyard wall showing a pelican feeding its young on drops of blood from its own breast, it still carried the original name set in the brickwork: Hôpital de St. Pierre Port, 1749.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Not in a bed-head I haven’t.”
“How much do you think was in that safe?”
“Depending on the current rate of the Euro, there had to be close to a million pounds, give or take a fiver.”
“And she didn’t even blink, did she?”
“She’s good at that, not blinking. But I’d say Ms. Letourneau has undoubtedly seen many a million in cold, hard cash before today.”
Liz Falla swung the police BMW through the gateway into the courtyard outside the police headquarters on Hospital Lane. In 1993... the Guernsey police force had moved its operations into the fine eighteenth-century building that had at one time been the workhouse. Popularly known as the Pelican, after the plaque high on the courtyard wall showing a pelican feeding its young on drops of blood from its own breast, it still carried the original name set in the brickwork: Hôpital de St. Pierre Port, 1749.
What to read after A Grave Waiting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jill Downie to read onlineMoreLess
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