Petrella At 'q' (2013)
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“At Corinth Car Parts. Last November.”
“Two months ago.”
“Fourteen months ago.”
Petrella nearly said, “I should hardly describe that as recent.” It was the sort of thing he would have said to Watterson without a second thought. Something told him that Baylis might not take it well. Mr. Rose, obedient to a slight inclination of the head, had slid out of the room.
Baylis said, “You may be excused for not knowing much about it, Inspector. For better or worse, it was handed over to the Serious Crime...s Squad. And we all know the secrecy with which the S.C.S. like to wrap up their operations.”
Petrella did know it. He was also beginning to understand the acrimony in Baylis’s voice.
Since their formation two years before, the Serious Crimes Squad had done a lot of good work. They had also upset the regular hierarchy of the C.I.D.; a hierarchy which linked the Detective on the job, the Detective Inspector in charge of the Station, the Detective Superintendent or Chief Superintendent at Division and the Commander at District in an orderly and well-understood chain of command.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“At Corinth Car Parts. Last November.”
“Two months ago.”
“Fourteen months ago.”
Petrella nearly said, “I should hardly describe that as recent.” It was the sort of thing he would have said to Watterson without a second thought. Something told him that Baylis might not take it well. Mr. Rose, obedient to a slight inclination of the head, had slid out of the room.
Baylis said, “You may be excused for not knowing much about it, Inspector. For better or worse, it was handed over to the Serious Crime...s Squad. And we all know the secrecy with which the S.C.S. like to wrap up their operations.”
Petrella did know it. He was also beginning to understand the acrimony in Baylis’s voice.
Since their formation two years before, the Serious Crimes Squad had done a lot of good work. They had also upset the regular hierarchy of the C.I.D.; a hierarchy which linked the Detective on the job, the Detective Inspector in charge of the Station, the Detective Superintendent or Chief Superintendent at Division and the Commander at District in an orderly and well-understood chain of command.
What to read after Petrella At 'q'?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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