She's Not There
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Buchanan leaned forward in the taxi’s seat and pushed a wad of bills through the plastic. “This is good,” he said. “Keep the change.”
Buchanan eased out of the taxi and it sped away, leaving him in the dark drizzle. Beyond the ten-foot chain link fence, he could see the misty glow of security lights falling on the rows of cars and SUVs like moonlight on tombstones. A small warmer yellow light deeper in the lot pulsed brighter for a second as a door opened and then closed.
Buchanan heard ...the man’s footsteps before he saw him. A flashlight shined in Buchanan’s eyes and he blinked.
“You Buchanan?”
“One and the same.”
Buchanan heard the jingle-clank-creak of the fence unlocking and opening. As he went through, he caught a glimpse of a fat man in a dirty Dolphins cap and orange plastic rain poncho. After leaving Tobias at the restaurant, Buchanan had called his contact at the Fort Lauderdale PD, who had told him the impound guard was good, that he’d let him in for fifty bucks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Buchanan leaned forward in the taxi’s seat and pushed a wad of bills through the plastic. “This is good,” he said. “Keep the change.”
Buchanan eased out of the taxi and it sped away, leaving him in the dark drizzle. Beyond the ten-foot chain link fence, he could see the misty glow of security lights falling on the rows of cars and SUVs like moonlight on tombstones. A small warmer yellow light deeper in the lot pulsed brighter for a second as a door opened and then closed.
Buchanan heard ...the man’s footsteps before he saw him. A flashlight shined in Buchanan’s eyes and he blinked.
“You Buchanan?”
“One and the same.”
Buchanan heard the jingle-clank-creak of the fence unlocking and opening. As he went through, he caught a glimpse of a fat man in a dirty Dolphins cap and orange plastic rain poncho. After leaving Tobias at the restaurant, Buchanan had called his contact at the Fort Lauderdale PD, who had told him the impound guard was good, that he’d let him in for fifty bucks.
What to read after She's Not There?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P. J. Parrish to read onlineMoreLess
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