Shoot to Kill
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His pleasant journey came to an end halfway down Clerkenwell Road when his mobile sprang into life. He looked at the screen. Alex Miles. Miles was the chief concierge at the Garden Hotel, round the corner from the police station. The inspector hesitated for a moment before answering.
‘Alex,’ he said tiredly. ‘How are you?’ ‘Inspector?’ ‘Yeah. It’s Carlyle here. What can I do for you?’ There was a long pause on the other end of the line.
Must be bad, Carlyle thought.
Finally, Miles cleared his th...roat. ‘Well . . .’ Distracted by a pretty girl walking by, Carlyle tuned out of the conversation.
‘Inspector?’ ‘Yes?’ ‘Were you listening to what I said?’ Miles huffed.
‘Yes, yes,’ Carlyle snapped. ‘Just sit tight. I’ll have some uniforms there in five minutes. Do nothing until I get there.’ Ending the call, he quickly dialled the station and told Angie Middleton to have a team meet him at the hotel.
‘Shall we go up?’ Carlyle faced Alex Miles across the concierge’s table, a mahogany Regency writing desk, largely hidden behind an oversized sofa in the left-hand corner of the hotel lobby.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His pleasant journey came to an end halfway down Clerkenwell Road when his mobile sprang into life. He looked at the screen. Alex Miles. Miles was the chief concierge at the Garden Hotel, round the corner from the police station. The inspector hesitated for a moment before answering.
‘Alex,’ he said tiredly. ‘How are you?’ ‘Inspector?’ ‘Yeah. It’s Carlyle here. What can I do for you?’ There was a long pause on the other end of the line.
Must be bad, Carlyle thought.
Finally, Miles cleared his th...roat. ‘Well . . .’ Distracted by a pretty girl walking by, Carlyle tuned out of the conversation.
‘Inspector?’ ‘Yes?’ ‘Were you listening to what I said?’ Miles huffed.
‘Yes, yes,’ Carlyle snapped. ‘Just sit tight. I’ll have some uniforms there in five minutes. Do nothing until I get there.’ Ending the call, he quickly dialled the station and told Angie Middleton to have a team meet him at the hotel.
‘Shall we go up?’ Carlyle faced Alex Miles across the concierge’s table, a mahogany Regency writing desk, largely hidden behind an oversized sofa in the left-hand corner of the hotel lobby.
What to read after Shoot to Kill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Craig to read onlineMoreLess
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