Hostage (2001)
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Crazy thoughts of holding a gun to the doctor's head flashed like pinwheels through his mind. Smith knew who was behind this. Smith knew who had his family. Talley paced the mouth of the cul-de-sac, his thoughts kaleidoscoping between Amanda and Jane, and Dennis Rooney. Maddox and Ellison had the phone again, but Dennis refused to answer their calls and had taken his own phone off the hook. Talley sensed that Dennis was working through something, but Talley didn't know what.
When the phone rang ...Talley again thought it was the Nokia, but it was his private line.
Larry Anders said, 'Chief? Can you talk?' Anders's voice was low, as if he were trying to keep his words private. Talley lowered his own voice even though no one was near.
'Go, Larry.' 'I'm with Cooper here in the city planner's office. Man, that guy was pissed. He didn't want to get up.' Talley took out his notepad.
'First tell me about the cell number. You run that yet?' 'I had to get a telephone for that. It's unlisted, so the cell company didn't want to release.' 'Telephone' meant that Anders had to get a telephonic search warrant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crazy thoughts of holding a gun to the doctor's head flashed like pinwheels through his mind. Smith knew who was behind this. Smith knew who had his family. Talley paced the mouth of the cul-de-sac, his thoughts kaleidoscoping between Amanda and Jane, and Dennis Rooney. Maddox and Ellison had the phone again, but Dennis refused to answer their calls and had taken his own phone off the hook. Talley sensed that Dennis was working through something, but Talley didn't know what.
When the phone rang ...Talley again thought it was the Nokia, but it was his private line.
Larry Anders said, 'Chief? Can you talk?' Anders's voice was low, as if he were trying to keep his words private. Talley lowered his own voice even though no one was near.
'Go, Larry.' 'I'm with Cooper here in the city planner's office. Man, that guy was pissed. He didn't want to get up.' Talley took out his notepad.
'First tell me about the cell number. You run that yet?' 'I had to get a telephone for that. It's unlisted, so the cell company didn't want to release.' 'Telephone' meant that Anders had to get a telephonic search warrant.
What to read after Hostage (2001)?
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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