Stalking the Angel
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Jillian Becker said, “A man named Jack Ellis.”
“May I have his phone number?”
Jillian Becker held my gaze for a moment, then turned away and found Jack Ellis’s number in her briefcase. I used the phone behind the bar, called Ellis at the hotel, told him what was going on and that I had been hired by Mr. Warren for Mr. Warren’s personal security. Jillian Becker took the phone and confirmed it. Ellis had a thick, coarse voice that put him in his fifties. He said, “What do the cops think about all ...this?”
“The cops don’t know. Mr. Warren thinks they’d be bad for business.” When I said it Jillian Becker pursed her lips and went back to shuffling papers within the briefcase. Disapproving my tone of voice, no doubt.
Ellis said, “You like that?”
“I think it’s lousy.” More disapproval. The down-turned mouth. The posture. That kind of thing.
Ellis said, “I’ll bring in my night people. That’ll be enough to cover the Angeles Room, where they’re gonna be, follow him in and out, watch the kitchen and the hallways.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jillian Becker said, “A man named Jack Ellis.”
“May I have his phone number?”
Jillian Becker held my gaze for a moment, then turned away and found Jack Ellis’s number in her briefcase. I used the phone behind the bar, called Ellis at the hotel, told him what was going on and that I had been hired by Mr. Warren for Mr. Warren’s personal security. Jillian Becker took the phone and confirmed it. Ellis had a thick, coarse voice that put him in his fifties. He said, “What do the cops think about all ...this?”
“The cops don’t know. Mr. Warren thinks they’d be bad for business.” When I said it Jillian Becker pursed her lips and went back to shuffling papers within the briefcase. Disapproving my tone of voice, no doubt.
Ellis said, “You like that?”
“I think it’s lousy.” More disapproval. The down-turned mouth. The posture. That kind of thing.
Ellis said, “I’ll bring in my night people. That’ll be enough to cover the Angeles Room, where they’re gonna be, follow him in and out, watch the kitchen and the hallways.”
What to read after Stalking the Angel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Crais to read onlineMoreLess
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