French Kiss (2016)
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Elliott asks. And before I can answer he adds, “I’ll go with you if you want. We’ve got to get Dalia to the research area.”
The research area. That is the NYPD euphemism for “the morgue.” It is what they say to parents whose child has been run over by a drunk driver.
“No,” I say. “There’s nothing to be done.”
K. Burke looks at me and says what everybody says in a situation like this: “I don’t know what to say.”
And me? I don’t know what to say, either—or what to think or feel or ...do. So I say what comes to mind: “Keep me posted.”
I walk quickly through the lineup of colleagues and strangers lining the cement-block hallway. I jump over the giant stone barricades that encircle the police academy in case of attack. I am now running up Third Avenue.
“May I help you, monsieur?” That is the voice I hear. Where have I run?
What to read after French Kiss?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Elliott asks. And before I can answer he adds, “I’ll go with you if you want. We’ve got to get Dalia to the research area.”
The research area. That is the NYPD euphemism for “the morgue.” It is what they say to parents whose child has been run over by a drunk driver.
“No,” I say. “There’s nothing to be done.”
K. Burke looks at me and says what everybody says in a situation like this: “I don’t know what to say.”
And me? I don’t know what to say, either—or what to think or feel or ...do. So I say what comes to mind: “Keep me posted.”
I walk quickly through the lineup of colleagues and strangers lining the cement-block hallway. I jump over the giant stone barricades that encircle the police academy in case of attack. I am now running up Third Avenue.
“May I help you, monsieur?” That is the voice I hear. Where have I run?
What to read after French Kiss?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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I LOVE JAMES PATTERSON AND CAN NOT GET ENOUGH. VERY RARELY CAN I FIGURE OUT THE ENDING BEFORE HE ENDS THE STORY. HE ALWAYS LEAVES ME WANTING MOREWrite Review:
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