Final Edit (2009)
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Lieutenant Joseph Scanlon opened his hands in the classic gesture of “coming up empty.” He had been in my office that Friday morning for almost an hour, while I had run through everything I could tell him about Parker Foxcroft and the events leading up to Parker’s murder. He leaned forward in his chair, hunching his shoulders, his forehead creased in a frown that quickly slipped into a wicked grin.
“Here you go again, Nick, as a recent president was fond of saying.”
“Hey, Joe—man, this i...s definitely not the way I like to spend my time—or yours. I didn’t choose to be mixed up in this business. But I do need help.” Did I protest too much? I don’t think so. I was beginning to feel beset, even paranoid. But as Sam Spade would have said if he’d been in the book business, when someone kills your editor, a publisher’s supposed to do something about it… “I can see that. However, I can’t really stick my nose into a murder in another precinct than my own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lieutenant Joseph Scanlon opened his hands in the classic gesture of “coming up empty.” He had been in my office that Friday morning for almost an hour, while I had run through everything I could tell him about Parker Foxcroft and the events leading up to Parker’s murder. He leaned forward in his chair, hunching his shoulders, his forehead creased in a frown that quickly slipped into a wicked grin.
“Here you go again, Nick, as a recent president was fond of saying.”
“Hey, Joe—man, this i...s definitely not the way I like to spend my time—or yours. I didn’t choose to be mixed up in this business. But I do need help.” Did I protest too much? I don’t think so. I was beginning to feel beset, even paranoid. But as Sam Spade would have said if he’d been in the book business, when someone kills your editor, a publisher’s supposed to do something about it… “I can see that. However, I can’t really stick my nose into a murder in another precinct than my own.
What to read after Final Edit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Carter to read onlineMoreLess
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