Lines of Enquiry
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With practiced dexterity he spun his BMW M3 in a tight circle and raced towards Levein Grove.
No other crime got his blood pumping the way a murder did. While he never wanted one human being to kill another, it was always exciting when it happened.
Haring between the rows of terraced ex-council houses, he weaved between parked cars only slowing for the ever present speed humps. Ahead of him he could see a patrol car heading the same way, it’s strobe lights reflecting off the roughcast wa...lls and up into the night sky.
Determined to arrive before the woodentops had time to trample over any evidence left by the killer, he pressed his right foot hard against the accelerator and rocketed along the concrete street.
It wasn’t just a murder case making his blood thrust its way through his veins; it was the name of the victim, a name he’d encountered many times.
Jimmy Watson was a professional miscreant with links to the Leighton family who oversaw most of the organised crime in Cumbria.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With practiced dexterity he spun his BMW M3 in a tight circle and raced towards Levein Grove.
No other crime got his blood pumping the way a murder did. While he never wanted one human being to kill another, it was always exciting when it happened.
Haring between the rows of terraced ex-council houses, he weaved between parked cars only slowing for the ever present speed humps. Ahead of him he could see a patrol car heading the same way, it’s strobe lights reflecting off the roughcast wa...lls and up into the night sky.
Determined to arrive before the woodentops had time to trample over any evidence left by the killer, he pressed his right foot hard against the accelerator and rocketed along the concrete street.
It wasn’t just a murder case making his blood thrust its way through his veins; it was the name of the victim, a name he’d encountered many times.
Jimmy Watson was a professional miscreant with links to the Leighton family who oversaw most of the organised crime in Cumbria.
What to read after Lines of Enquiry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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