The Devil's Teardrop
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The Digger is loose and their is no way to stop him. He will kill again—at four, eight and Midnight if you don’t pay.
I am wanting $20 million dollars in cash, which you will put into a bag and leave it two miles south of Rt 66 on the West Side of the Beltway. In the middle of the Field. Pay to me the Money by 1200 hours. Only I am knowing how to stop The Digger. If you apprehend me, he will keep killing. If you kill me, he will keep killing.
If you don’t think I’m real, some of the Diggers bull...ets were painted black. Only I know that.
Documents have personalities. The Jefferson letter sitting in Parker’s vault at home—whether a forgery or not—was regal. Scripty, and rich as amber. But the extortion note sitting on the FBI examination table here in front of him was choppy and stark.
Still, Parker was examining it the way he approached any puzzle: with no assumptions, no preconceptions. When solving riddles the mind is like fast-drying plaster; first impressions last. He’d resist drawing any conclusions until he’d analyzed the note completely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Digger is loose and their is no way to stop him. He will kill again—at four, eight and Midnight if you don’t pay.
I am wanting $20 million dollars in cash, which you will put into a bag and leave it two miles south of Rt 66 on the West Side of the Beltway. In the middle of the Field. Pay to me the Money by 1200 hours. Only I am knowing how to stop The Digger. If you apprehend me, he will keep killing. If you kill me, he will keep killing.
If you don’t think I’m real, some of the Diggers bull...ets were painted black. Only I know that.
Documents have personalities. The Jefferson letter sitting in Parker’s vault at home—whether a forgery or not—was regal. Scripty, and rich as amber. But the extortion note sitting on the FBI examination table here in front of him was choppy and stark.
Still, Parker was examining it the way he approached any puzzle: with no assumptions, no preconceptions. When solving riddles the mind is like fast-drying plaster; first impressions last. He’d resist drawing any conclusions until he’d analyzed the note completely.
What to read after The Devil's Teardrop?
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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