A Hard Bargain (2010)
A Hard Bargain
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At the Herald office, I asked to see Chance Baseford. The secretary checked to see if he was available and told me Baseford could give me a few minutes. I went down the hallway to the last door on the left and tapped on the door.
“Enter,” a deep voice said.
Chance Baseford looked the same. The same broad pinkish face, the same mane of silvery hair, the same pompous attitude. “I’m very busy, Ms. Maclin, was it? This had better be important.” I didn’t think he remembered me. “It’s a questi...on only you can answer,” I said.
This approach worked. His manner changed. “Please sit down.” He smoothed back his hair. “How may I be of assistance?” “I’m looking for the artist who painted a portrait of Desmond, Jeremyn, and Tucker Fairweather. I was told his name is McKittrick.” Baseford put his fingertips together. “Ah, yes. McKittrick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the Herald office, I asked to see Chance Baseford. The secretary checked to see if he was available and told me Baseford could give me a few minutes. I went down the hallway to the last door on the left and tapped on the door.
“Enter,” a deep voice said.
Chance Baseford looked the same. The same broad pinkish face, the same mane of silvery hair, the same pompous attitude. “I’m very busy, Ms. Maclin, was it? This had better be important.” I didn’t think he remembered me. “It’s a questi...on only you can answer,” I said.
This approach worked. His manner changed. “Please sit down.” He smoothed back his hair. “How may I be of assistance?” “I’m looking for the artist who painted a portrait of Desmond, Jeremyn, and Tucker Fairweather. I was told his name is McKittrick.” Baseford put his fingertips together. “Ah, yes. McKittrick.
What to read after A Hard Bargain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Tesh to read onlineMoreLess
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