Judgment in Death
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She needed some sleep. Dreamless sleep. And she needed the rest of the data from the search and scan.
But something had rooted in her brain, something that had her leapfrogging over the current data and running yet another search.
She'd just begun when the summons came from The Towers.
"I don't have time for this. Goddamn politics. I don't have time to go running up to Tibble and giving him updates he can pass to the media." "Dallas, you go up to The Towers. I'll finish the run for y...ou," Peabody said.
Eve wanted to do the run herself. It was personal. And that was the whole damn problem, she admitted. She'd let it get personal. "Vernon's due in an hour. If he's thirty seconds late, send uniforms, have him picked up. Familiarize yourself with his profile," she added as she grabbed her jacket. "Contact Feeney. I want him and McNab in on the interview. I want the room full of cops." She hesitated, looked back at the computer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She needed some sleep. Dreamless sleep. And she needed the rest of the data from the search and scan.
But something had rooted in her brain, something that had her leapfrogging over the current data and running yet another search.
She'd just begun when the summons came from The Towers.
"I don't have time for this. Goddamn politics. I don't have time to go running up to Tibble and giving him updates he can pass to the media." "Dallas, you go up to The Towers. I'll finish the run for y...ou," Peabody said.
Eve wanted to do the run herself. It was personal. And that was the whole damn problem, she admitted. She'd let it get personal. "Vernon's due in an hour. If he's thirty seconds late, send uniforms, have him picked up. Familiarize yourself with his profile," she added as she grabbed her jacket. "Contact Feeney. I want him and McNab in on the interview. I want the room full of cops." She hesitated, looked back at the computer.
What to read after Judgment in Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J.D. Robb to read onlineMoreLess
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