A Haunting Dream (A Missing Pieces Mystery)
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I asked as we walked out of the meeting room together. Most of the citizens still wanted to stand around and talk. We had to excuse ourselves all the way to the door on the boardwalk.
“Yes, ma’am. We found out earlier this evening that the little girl isn’t with her mother in Richmond. It looks as though you may be right and she might be in harm’s way.”
I glanced back at all the excited Duck residents. Too bad I couldn’t parlay his words about me being right into a campaign slogan. “Thanks for t...elling me.”
He nodded a little awkwardly, holding the patrol car door for me to get in. We drove down to the Duck Fire and Rescue Building, which housed both the police and volunteer fire departments. It made sense to situate both groups at a single location, since they complemented each other in many cases. Also, though the two forces had a massive number of volunteers, each employed only a few paid professionals.
I was surprised to see so many cars in the parking lot. Usually only two were here at this time of night—one for the fire department, one for the police.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I asked as we walked out of the meeting room together. Most of the citizens still wanted to stand around and talk. We had to excuse ourselves all the way to the door on the boardwalk.
“Yes, ma’am. We found out earlier this evening that the little girl isn’t with her mother in Richmond. It looks as though you may be right and she might be in harm’s way.”
I glanced back at all the excited Duck residents. Too bad I couldn’t parlay his words about me being right into a campaign slogan. “Thanks for t...elling me.”
He nodded a little awkwardly, holding the patrol car door for me to get in. We drove down to the Duck Fire and Rescue Building, which housed both the police and volunteer fire departments. It made sense to situate both groups at a single location, since they complemented each other in many cases. Also, though the two forces had a massive number of volunteers, each employed only a few paid professionals.
I was surprised to see so many cars in the parking lot. Usually only two were here at this time of night—one for the fire department, one for the police.
What to read after A Haunting Dream (A Missing Pieces Mystery)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joyce Lavene to read onlineMoreLess
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