Divided in Death
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"Just answer the question." "I'll need to verify your identification." With her nose still in the air, she scanned Eve's badge, then slid over a palm plate. When Eve's ID was verified, she tucked the palm plate away again. "Is this about what happened to Mr. Bissel?" Eve merely smiled. "I beg your pardon?" The woman sniffed, then turned to her log book. "Mr. Bissel himself was the last to use that elevator. It goes directly to his studio. His employees and clients use the one to the right. Th...at will go to the gallery." "You have the code for the studio elevator." "Of course. It's required that all tenants file their security and passcodes with us." "What is it?" "I'm not permitted to give out that data, not without proper authorization." Eve wondered if stuffing her badge up the woman's snooty nose would qualify as proper authorization. Instead, she shoved her own memo book onto the desk, tapped the screen. "Is this it?" Once again, the woman turned to her data unit, keyed in a complex series of numbers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Just answer the question." "I'll need to verify your identification." With her nose still in the air, she scanned Eve's badge, then slid over a palm plate. When Eve's ID was verified, she tucked the palm plate away again. "Is this about what happened to Mr. Bissel?" Eve merely smiled. "I beg your pardon?" The woman sniffed, then turned to her log book. "Mr. Bissel himself was the last to use that elevator. It goes directly to his studio. His employees and clients use the one to the right. Th...at will go to the gallery." "You have the code for the studio elevator." "Of course. It's required that all tenants file their security and passcodes with us." "What is it?" "I'm not permitted to give out that data, not without proper authorization." Eve wondered if stuffing her badge up the woman's snooty nose would qualify as proper authorization. Instead, she shoved her own memo book onto the desk, tapped the screen. "Is this it?" Once again, the woman turned to her data unit, keyed in a complex series of numbers.
What to read after Divided in Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J.D. Robb to read onlineMoreLess
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