The Dying Hour
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Fragments of Karen Harding’s and Roxanne Palmer’s cases that didn’t fit. Gideon Cull. Luke Terrell. And pieces of his life that were coming apart.
Little made sense to him.
After cold cereal for breakfast, he sorted through the documents Nancy Poden, the news librarian, had pulled for him on Cull.
Very obscure.
A news brief out of Spokane reported that Gideon Cull, a local chaplain and lecturer at Tumbler River College, was under investigation arising from allegations that he had sexually harass...ed a female student in Spokane.
It was undated but had to be around ten years old.
Jason read it again. It was serious stuff, and this piece fit so well it was scary. It could be the reason why Cull was edgy, then had complained about the interview. He had an old sex complaint against him from a female college student in Spokane, and now one of his students was missing.
And Roxanne Palmer was a street hooker from Spokane.
But why hadn’t anyone picked up on any of this? Shouldn’t he call Nestor?
What to read after The Dying Hour?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fragments of Karen Harding’s and Roxanne Palmer’s cases that didn’t fit. Gideon Cull. Luke Terrell. And pieces of his life that were coming apart.
Little made sense to him.
After cold cereal for breakfast, he sorted through the documents Nancy Poden, the news librarian, had pulled for him on Cull.
Very obscure.
A news brief out of Spokane reported that Gideon Cull, a local chaplain and lecturer at Tumbler River College, was under investigation arising from allegations that he had sexually harass...ed a female student in Spokane.
It was undated but had to be around ten years old.
Jason read it again. It was serious stuff, and this piece fit so well it was scary. It could be the reason why Cull was edgy, then had complained about the interview. He had an old sex complaint against him from a female college student in Spokane, and now one of his students was missing.
And Roxanne Palmer was a street hooker from Spokane.
But why hadn’t anyone picked up on any of this? Shouldn’t he call Nestor?
What to read after The Dying Hour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rick Mofina to read onlineMoreLess
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