Salvation in Death
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In her little kitchen she programmed coffee, then took it back to her desk. She stripped off her jacket, shoved up her sleeves. Curled in her sleep chair, Galahad stared across at her with annoyed bicolored eyes. “Not my fault you’re too spooked to go outside.” She sipped her coffee, stared back. Time passed in silence. Then she stabbed a finger into the air when the cat blinked. “Hah. I won.” Galahad simply turned his pudgy body around, shot up his leg and began to wash. “Okay, enough of this c...ozy evening at home stuff. Computer,” she began, and ordered it to open the Flores file, then do a second-level run on the list of people with confirmed access to the tabernacle. Chale López, the boxing priest, born in Rio Poco, Mexico, interested her. She didn’t get a suspect vibe from him, but something about him gave her a little buzz. He’d had the easiest access to the wine—and as a priest, wouldn’t he be more likely to recognize a fake than a—what was it—layman? But she didn’t get the vibe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In her little kitchen she programmed coffee, then took it back to her desk. She stripped off her jacket, shoved up her sleeves. Curled in her sleep chair, Galahad stared across at her with annoyed bicolored eyes. “Not my fault you’re too spooked to go outside.” She sipped her coffee, stared back. Time passed in silence. Then she stabbed a finger into the air when the cat blinked. “Hah. I won.” Galahad simply turned his pudgy body around, shot up his leg and began to wash. “Okay, enough of this c...ozy evening at home stuff. Computer,” she began, and ordered it to open the Flores file, then do a second-level run on the list of people with confirmed access to the tabernacle. Chale López, the boxing priest, born in Rio Poco, Mexico, interested her. She didn’t get a suspect vibe from him, but something about him gave her a little buzz. He’d had the easiest access to the wine—and as a priest, wouldn’t he be more likely to recognize a fake than a—what was it—layman? But she didn’t get the vibe.
What to read after Salvation in Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J.D. Robb to read onlineMoreLess
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