Presidential Deal (2011)
Presidential Deal
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Utter self-certainty, Driscoll thought. Not a good quality for a cop, but then maybe being a Fed had something to do with it.
Driscoll stopped himself from offering his characteristic shrug. “You and I can agree he was up there on the presentation stand, right?” The man nodded, glanced at his watch. They were in an airless room in the Federal Justice Building, where the local command center had been established. Only ten-thirty and the guy looked like he was in a hurry for lunch.
“And he...’s not among the fatalities, he’s not in any of the hospitals…” “These emergency rooms have been pretty busy,” the Fed offered. “Maybe he’s unconscious, somebody took him in as a John Doe.” Driscoll shook his head. “There were a few of those, homeless types who hung around Victory Plaza, I’d guess. But none of them were Deal. I saw ’em all.” Driscoll added the last in response to the guy’s how-can-you-be-sure look.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Utter self-certainty, Driscoll thought. Not a good quality for a cop, but then maybe being a Fed had something to do with it.
Driscoll stopped himself from offering his characteristic shrug. “You and I can agree he was up there on the presentation stand, right?” The man nodded, glanced at his watch. They were in an airless room in the Federal Justice Building, where the local command center had been established. Only ten-thirty and the guy looked like he was in a hurry for lunch.
“And he...’s not among the fatalities, he’s not in any of the hospitals…” “These emergency rooms have been pretty busy,” the Fed offered. “Maybe he’s unconscious, somebody took him in as a John Doe.” Driscoll shook his head. “There were a few of those, homeless types who hung around Victory Plaza, I’d guess. But none of them were Deal. I saw ’em all.” Driscoll added the last in response to the guy’s how-can-you-be-sure look.
What to read after Presidential Deal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Les Standiford to read onlineMoreLess
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