Bloody River Blues: a Location Scout Mystery
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They kept motioning him along the sidewalk, away from the curious eyes of the cast and crew and the crowd of locals, who stared with fascination at the equipment and occasionally waved—some timidly, some like relatives—at the cast.
One middle-aged man pointed at Pellam and whispered something to the woman by his side. Their faces seemed to darken and they stared, unsmiling, as he walked out of sight behind a row of shaggy hedges. When he turned, as directed, into an alley between two empty house...s he could glimpse the couple again. They still stared with apparent hostility, and several others had joined them.
Halfway through the alley, which Pellam thought led to the agents’ car, the two men stopped, one on either side of him.
“We can talk here.”
“Here?” Pellam stepped back to put some distance between him and the agents. He brushed against the brick wall of one of the houses. He turned and found himself hemmed in.
Pellam turned back to Bracken. “Couldn’t we—”
“Shut up,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They kept motioning him along the sidewalk, away from the curious eyes of the cast and crew and the crowd of locals, who stared with fascination at the equipment and occasionally waved—some timidly, some like relatives—at the cast.
One middle-aged man pointed at Pellam and whispered something to the woman by his side. Their faces seemed to darken and they stared, unsmiling, as he walked out of sight behind a row of shaggy hedges. When he turned, as directed, into an alley between two empty house...s he could glimpse the couple again. They still stared with apparent hostility, and several others had joined them.
Halfway through the alley, which Pellam thought led to the agents’ car, the two men stopped, one on either side of him.
“We can talk here.”
“Here?” Pellam stepped back to put some distance between him and the agents. He brushed against the brick wall of one of the houses. He turned and found himself hemmed in.
Pellam turned back to Bracken. “Couldn’t we—”
“Shut up,”
What to read after Bloody River Blues: a Location Scout Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeffery Deaver to read onlineMoreLess
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