Free Fall
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She said, “I can’t believe this. Two calls in the same week. I may propose.”
“You get that stupid, I’ll have to use the Sting tickets on someone else.”
“Forget it. I’d rather see Sting.” These dames.
“I want to know who financed the purchase of a place called the Premier Pawn Shop on Hoover Street in South Central L.A.” I gave her the address. “Can you help me on that?”
“You at the office?”
“Nope. I’m taking advantage of my self-employed status to while away the morning in bed. Naked. And alone....” Mr. Seduction.
My friend laughed. “Well, if I know you, that’s plenty of company.” Everybody’s a comedian. “Call you back in twenty.”
“Thanks.”
She made the call in fifteen. “The Premier Pawn Company was owned in partnership between Charles Lewis Washington and something called the Lester Corporation. Lester secured the loan and handled the financing through California Federal.”
“Ah ha.”
“Is that ‘ah ha’ as in this is important, or ‘ah ha’ as in you’re clearing your throat?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She said, “I can’t believe this. Two calls in the same week. I may propose.”
“You get that stupid, I’ll have to use the Sting tickets on someone else.”
“Forget it. I’d rather see Sting.” These dames.
“I want to know who financed the purchase of a place called the Premier Pawn Shop on Hoover Street in South Central L.A.” I gave her the address. “Can you help me on that?”
“You at the office?”
“Nope. I’m taking advantage of my self-employed status to while away the morning in bed. Naked. And alone....” Mr. Seduction.
My friend laughed. “Well, if I know you, that’s plenty of company.” Everybody’s a comedian. “Call you back in twenty.”
“Thanks.”
She made the call in fifteen. “The Premier Pawn Company was owned in partnership between Charles Lewis Washington and something called the Lester Corporation. Lester secured the loan and handled the financing through California Federal.”
“Ah ha.”
“Is that ‘ah ha’ as in this is important, or ‘ah ha’ as in you’re clearing your throat?”
What to read after Free Fall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Crais to read onlineMoreLess
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