Indigo Slam: An Elvis Cole Novel
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I parked in the little security lot they have next to the building, and found Tracy waiting for me in the reception area. I hadn’t expected her to be waiting, but she was, and she looked anxious. I said, “Guess you found something.”
“Let’s talk in my office.”
Tracy Mannos was a tall, attractive woman in her early fifties. Her hair was streaked with gray and cut close, and she carried herself with an erect, no-nonsense corporate manner, every inch the authoritative station manager. Lucy and I had... met her when I was working on the Theodore Martin murder case, and she had been impressed enough with Lucy’s bearing and legal analysis to suggest to her bosses that Lucy be offered the job of on-air legal analyst.
She led me through a heavy glass security door and along a sterile hall, near deserted because of the time of day. She said, “Stu Greenberg’s our head of business affairs. I asked him about Lucy’s negotiation, and he said that there was nothing unusual about it. In fact, he told me not to worry.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I parked in the little security lot they have next to the building, and found Tracy waiting for me in the reception area. I hadn’t expected her to be waiting, but she was, and she looked anxious. I said, “Guess you found something.”
“Let’s talk in my office.”
Tracy Mannos was a tall, attractive woman in her early fifties. Her hair was streaked with gray and cut close, and she carried herself with an erect, no-nonsense corporate manner, every inch the authoritative station manager. Lucy and I had... met her when I was working on the Theodore Martin murder case, and she had been impressed enough with Lucy’s bearing and legal analysis to suggest to her bosses that Lucy be offered the job of on-air legal analyst.
She led me through a heavy glass security door and along a sterile hall, near deserted because of the time of day. She said, “Stu Greenberg’s our head of business affairs. I asked him about Lucy’s negotiation, and he said that there was nothing unusual about it. In fact, he told me not to worry.”
What to read after Indigo Slam: An Elvis Cole Novel?
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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