Nypd Red 4
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A perimeter had been set up, and the usual contingent of uniforms had been posted to keep out the curious.
“That’s weird,” Kylie said, pointing at the lone figure standing outside the front door.
It was Chuck Dryden. It has long been a given that Chuck is a weird guy, but this was particularly out of character. Instead of being in the house, fussing over a body or ruminating over a piece of evidence, he was standing outside, vaping an e-cig. Even more unusual was his reaction when he saw us.
“De...tectives,” he called out. “I’ve been waiting for you.”
“Sorry we’re late,” Kylie said. “Zach and I were out of the city, and—”
“No, no, no. I wasn’t chastising you about the time,” he said, pocketing the e-cig. “It’s just that I’ve made some interesting findings, and I’ve been rather anxious to get the two of you in the loop.”
“Chuck,” I said, “we are so far out of the loop that we don’t even know who the victims are.”
“Even better,” he said, clapping his hands together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A perimeter had been set up, and the usual contingent of uniforms had been posted to keep out the curious.
“That’s weird,” Kylie said, pointing at the lone figure standing outside the front door.
It was Chuck Dryden. It has long been a given that Chuck is a weird guy, but this was particularly out of character. Instead of being in the house, fussing over a body or ruminating over a piece of evidence, he was standing outside, vaping an e-cig. Even more unusual was his reaction when he saw us.
“De...tectives,” he called out. “I’ve been waiting for you.”
“Sorry we’re late,” Kylie said. “Zach and I were out of the city, and—”
“No, no, no. I wasn’t chastising you about the time,” he said, pocketing the e-cig. “It’s just that I’ve made some interesting findings, and I’ve been rather anxious to get the two of you in the loop.”
“Chuck,” I said, “we are so far out of the loop that we don’t even know who the victims are.”
“Even better,” he said, clapping his hands together.
What to read after Nypd Red 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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