Double Play
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Well, that and conducting my lodge-hostess duties. I couldn’t escape those, no matter what else was going on. The lodge is my real job. I never forget that.
So I skated between responsibilities all day. Show guests the budding wildflowers. Grill Diaz on what he knew. Give shooting lessons at the range. Call Evelyn for background on Diaz. Take a group white-water rafting. Research the background on Quinn’s case.
Yes, maybe calling Evelyn wasn’t absolutely necessary. Maybe I’d mostly been checking... in to see if she’d heard from Jack. She’s a retired hitman and his former mentor. If I claimed Jack is the closest thing she had to a son, she’d treat me to a diatribe about the uselessness of children while getting in a few digs at Jack on the way. But theirs is the longest and closest relationship either of them has ever had. That didn’t mean he would call to chat, not unless he needed her help. He hadn’t.
Diaz knew the basics of the case Quinn had been working on the side. As I researched, I could see why Quinn had jumped at it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, that and conducting my lodge-hostess duties. I couldn’t escape those, no matter what else was going on. The lodge is my real job. I never forget that.
So I skated between responsibilities all day. Show guests the budding wildflowers. Grill Diaz on what he knew. Give shooting lessons at the range. Call Evelyn for background on Diaz. Take a group white-water rafting. Research the background on Quinn’s case.
Yes, maybe calling Evelyn wasn’t absolutely necessary. Maybe I’d mostly been checking... in to see if she’d heard from Jack. She’s a retired hitman and his former mentor. If I claimed Jack is the closest thing she had to a son, she’d treat me to a diatribe about the uselessness of children while getting in a few digs at Jack on the way. But theirs is the longest and closest relationship either of them has ever had. That didn’t mean he would call to chat, not unless he needed her help. He hadn’t.
Diaz knew the basics of the case Quinn had been working on the side. As I researched, I could see why Quinn had jumped at it.
What to read after Double Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kelley Armstrong to read onlineMoreLess
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