A Striking Death
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There didn’t appear to be a lot of communication going on between them.
“He wants to see you.” Drumm gestured to McDonald with his thumb back behind him. “Again.”
Dick shot him a look but didn’t say anything as he left.
Drumm glanced around the room. The Violent Crimes Unit took up a relatively small amount of space at the York Police Services. Drumm had his own office, as did Chappell, but the other detectives worked in a common area, each with a desk and computer. There were inter...view rooms, a small kitchen and a conference room. Established when York was a much smaller city, the VCU was getting busier every year. It was beginning to bulge at the seams, in fact, and they were increasingly short of space. And money. Just now there was the normal buzz of activity. It was hardly the spot for private conversations.
“Let’s meet in my office, Lori.”
Lori followed him in and sat down, crossing her legs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There didn’t appear to be a lot of communication going on between them.
“He wants to see you.” Drumm gestured to McDonald with his thumb back behind him. “Again.”
Dick shot him a look but didn’t say anything as he left.
Drumm glanced around the room. The Violent Crimes Unit took up a relatively small amount of space at the York Police Services. Drumm had his own office, as did Chappell, but the other detectives worked in a common area, each with a desk and computer. There were inter...view rooms, a small kitchen and a conference room. Established when York was a much smaller city, the VCU was getting busier every year. It was beginning to bulge at the seams, in fact, and they were increasingly short of space. And money. Just now there was the normal buzz of activity. It was hardly the spot for private conversations.
“Let’s meet in my office, Lori.”
Lori followed him in and sat down, crossing her legs.
What to read after A Striking Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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