The Forgotten Man (2005)
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They reached for their sun visors at the same time, both of them squinting, as Padilla thought, Christ, it was like driving head-on into hell.Bigelow sat forward when he saw the women in the street."On the left. I'll call it in."Bigelow had three months in the car, compared to Padilla's nine years and change, so he was still excited by that stuff, the radio, the days when Padilla let him drive, and responding to a possible capital crime."Call, but try not to sound so excited. You sound like you ...got a chub over this. Let me tell you something, you get these calls, they're bullshit, they want attention, they're just confused, they're drunk, whatever, so try to sound like you know what's what.""Okay.""Sound bored, like you finally figured out being a cop is bullshit.""You think I'm going to embarrass you?""It crossed my mind."The women and children stood in the street between rows of cramped stucco houses, everyone in shorts and sandals, maybe seven or eight of them altogether. Ford pickups and an occasional boat were parked in their driveways.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They reached for their sun visors at the same time, both of them squinting, as Padilla thought, Christ, it was like driving head-on into hell.Bigelow sat forward when he saw the women in the street."On the left. I'll call it in."Bigelow had three months in the car, compared to Padilla's nine years and change, so he was still excited by that stuff, the radio, the days when Padilla let him drive, and responding to a possible capital crime."Call, but try not to sound so excited. You sound like you ...got a chub over this. Let me tell you something, you get these calls, they're bullshit, they want attention, they're just confused, they're drunk, whatever, so try to sound like you know what's what.""Okay.""Sound bored, like you finally figured out being a cop is bullshit.""You think I'm going to embarrass you?""It crossed my mind."The women and children stood in the street between rows of cramped stucco houses, everyone in shorts and sandals, maybe seven or eight of them altogether. Ford pickups and an occasional boat were parked in their driveways.
What to read after The Forgotten Man (2005)?
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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