The 7th Month
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D. Warren pegged the man to be either a white-collar criminal or a serial killer. White-collar, because he had the rounded shoulders and nervous hands of a browbeaten clerk, desperate to one day have his revenge. Serial killer, because his small stature and weak jawline spoke of a guy who probably preferred his lovers to be passive, e.g., dead, not to mention he was the right size to fit into a home’s crawl space.Currently, the man stood just inside the doors of Boston PD’s homicide unit. D.D. s...at behind the high-countered cherrywood receptionist’s desk. He eyed her uneasily. She stared back.“Er . . . I’m looking for a Boston detective,” he said.“Witness a crime, reporting a crime, or confessing to a crime?” she asked.“Actually, I’m in need of an expert.”D.D. looked him up and down again. Upon closer inspection, the man’s oversized brown suit was cut from a silk-wool blend with flecks of dark green. Shoes, shiny new Italian leather. Tie, mustard yellow designer silk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D. Warren pegged the man to be either a white-collar criminal or a serial killer. White-collar, because he had the rounded shoulders and nervous hands of a browbeaten clerk, desperate to one day have his revenge. Serial killer, because his small stature and weak jawline spoke of a guy who probably preferred his lovers to be passive, e.g., dead, not to mention he was the right size to fit into a home’s crawl space.Currently, the man stood just inside the doors of Boston PD’s homicide unit. D.D. s...at behind the high-countered cherrywood receptionist’s desk. He eyed her uneasily. She stared back.“Er . . . I’m looking for a Boston detective,” he said.“Witness a crime, reporting a crime, or confessing to a crime?” she asked.“Actually, I’m in need of an expert.”D.D. looked him up and down again. Upon closer inspection, the man’s oversized brown suit was cut from a silk-wool blend with flecks of dark green. Shoes, shiny new Italian leather. Tie, mustard yellow designer silk.
What to read after The 7th Month?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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