Silent Screams (2009)
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As soon as he put his keys down on the table next to the front door, the phone rang. He reached it in two steps and picked it up.
“Hello?”
“Heya, Boss Man, it’s me.”
There was no mistaking that voice, high and squeaky, with a pronounced Bronx accent. It was Eddie Pepitone—hustler, Vietnam vet, professional gambler, sometime con man—and quite possibly the one person to whom Lee owed his life.
“Hi, Eddie. What’s up?”
“What’s up? What’s up?” Eddie’s tone was mock irritation. “You tell me, Boss Man—...you’re the one with the dead girl on your hands.”
“How did you—?”
“News travels fast in my circle, my friend. I keep my ear close to the ground, know what I mean?”
“I mean, how did you know I was—?”
“On the case? Oh, I just figured—kinda put two and two together, you know? Seemed like it was up your alley and all.”
“Okay, but—”
Eddie cut him off. “Look, I got a little time right now. What do you say we meet at McHale’s in about half an hour?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as he put his keys down on the table next to the front door, the phone rang. He reached it in two steps and picked it up.
“Hello?”
“Heya, Boss Man, it’s me.”
There was no mistaking that voice, high and squeaky, with a pronounced Bronx accent. It was Eddie Pepitone—hustler, Vietnam vet, professional gambler, sometime con man—and quite possibly the one person to whom Lee owed his life.
“Hi, Eddie. What’s up?”
“What’s up? What’s up?” Eddie’s tone was mock irritation. “You tell me, Boss Man—...you’re the one with the dead girl on your hands.”
“How did you—?”
“News travels fast in my circle, my friend. I keep my ear close to the ground, know what I mean?”
“I mean, how did you know I was—?”
“On the case? Oh, I just figured—kinda put two and two together, you know? Seemed like it was up your alley and all.”
“Okay, but—”
Eddie cut him off. “Look, I got a little time right now. What do you say we meet at McHale’s in about half an hour?”
What to read after Silent Screams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C E Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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