The Coffin Dancer
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Rhyme asked, giving a soft puff into the Storm Arrow control straw to scoot forward.“An itsy piece of garbage,” offered Fred Dellray, cleaned up and back in uniform—if you could call an Irish green suit a uniform. “Uh, uh, uh. Don’t say a word. Not till we ask fo’ it.” He turned his alarming stare on Jodie.“You fooled me!”“Quiet, you little skel.”Rhyme wasn’t pleased that Dellray had gone out on his own, but that was the nature of undercover work, and even if the criminalist didn’t understand it... exactly he couldn’t dispute that—as the agent’s skills just proved—it could get results.Besides, he’d saved Amelia Sachs’s hide.She’d be here soon. The medics had taken her to the emergency room for a rib X ray. She was bruised from the fall down the stairs, but nothing was broken. He’d been dismayed to learn that his talk the other night had had no effect; she’d gone into the subway after the Dancer alone.Damn it, he thought, she’s as pigheaded as me.“I wasn’t going to hurt anybody,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rhyme asked, giving a soft puff into the Storm Arrow control straw to scoot forward.“An itsy piece of garbage,” offered Fred Dellray, cleaned up and back in uniform—if you could call an Irish green suit a uniform. “Uh, uh, uh. Don’t say a word. Not till we ask fo’ it.” He turned his alarming stare on Jodie.“You fooled me!”“Quiet, you little skel.”Rhyme wasn’t pleased that Dellray had gone out on his own, but that was the nature of undercover work, and even if the criminalist didn’t understand it... exactly he couldn’t dispute that—as the agent’s skills just proved—it could get results.Besides, he’d saved Amelia Sachs’s hide.She’d be here soon. The medics had taken her to the emergency room for a rib X ray. She was bruised from the fall down the stairs, but nothing was broken. He’d been dismayed to learn that his talk the other night had had no effect; she’d gone into the subway after the Dancer alone.Damn it, he thought, she’s as pigheaded as me.“I wasn’t going to hurt anybody,”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeffery Deaver to read onlineMoreLess
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All books are wonderful and awesome. I have read a lot of Jeffery Dever’s books. I have loved them all. The one I liked the best was the Bone Collector.Write Review:
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