Last Rites
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And as they went through incident after incident, one set of stolen goods after another, Prince had talked himself into corners from which it was more and more difficult to escape. The one thing he hadn’t admitted, nor even come close to, was selling a weapon to Valentine.
“Look on the bright side, Graham,” Resnick said. “There’s a dozen burglaries, more, some of them going back years—all those files marked closed. Do wonders for the crime figures.”
“Aye, happen you’re right.”
They were stealing... twenty minutes’ sunshine, sitting on a bench in the tiny rectangle of public gardens at the end of Newcastle Drive.
“Besides, most likely thing,” Resnick said, “’less the gun’s at the bottom of the Trent, it’s been sold on a couple of times by now.”
Millington shook his head. “We’ve had feelers out and plenty, no word.”
“Not to worry, Graham. Be thankful for what we’ve got.”
Millington considered a cigarette, then thought better of it. “Raymond Cooke,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And as they went through incident after incident, one set of stolen goods after another, Prince had talked himself into corners from which it was more and more difficult to escape. The one thing he hadn’t admitted, nor even come close to, was selling a weapon to Valentine.
“Look on the bright side, Graham,” Resnick said. “There’s a dozen burglaries, more, some of them going back years—all those files marked closed. Do wonders for the crime figures.”
“Aye, happen you’re right.”
They were stealing... twenty minutes’ sunshine, sitting on a bench in the tiny rectangle of public gardens at the end of Newcastle Drive.
“Besides, most likely thing,” Resnick said, “’less the gun’s at the bottom of the Trent, it’s been sold on a couple of times by now.”
Millington shook his head. “We’ve had feelers out and plenty, no word.”
“Not to worry, Graham. Be thankful for what we’ve got.”
Millington considered a cigarette, then thought better of it. “Raymond Cooke,”
What to read after Last Rites?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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