The Naked Room
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I ducked as a microphone boom brushed the top of my head.‘Have you got a suspect?’‘Senior Sergeant Prescott, why was Jessica Rallison murdered?’‘Is this connected to Ally Carpenter’s disappearance?’‘Is someone out to get the orchestra? ‘‘No comment! A statement will be issued this morning,’ I croaked, cursing my decision to park on the street instead of in the car park.‘Over here, Susie!’ A camera flashed in my face.A clutch of brawny young constables dived into the fray to rescue me. I reached ...the CIB in a fine rage, slammed my briefcase down, hurled my shoulder-bag onto the chair and cast a vicious glance over the front page of the newspaper. The Carpenter case, with the Jessica Rallison murder as a likely add-on, had become a drama of epic proportions. ‘Mystery of the Missing Musician,’and, ‘Violent Death of a Violinist’ were favourite, trite, headlines.A knock came at the door. My immediate superior, DI Bruce Peterson stood in front of me, looking anxious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ducked as a microphone boom brushed the top of my head.‘Have you got a suspect?’‘Senior Sergeant Prescott, why was Jessica Rallison murdered?’‘Is this connected to Ally Carpenter’s disappearance?’‘Is someone out to get the orchestra? ‘‘No comment! A statement will be issued this morning,’ I croaked, cursing my decision to park on the street instead of in the car park.‘Over here, Susie!’ A camera flashed in my face.A clutch of brawny young constables dived into the fray to rescue me. I reached ...the CIB in a fine rage, slammed my briefcase down, hurled my shoulder-bag onto the chair and cast a vicious glance over the front page of the newspaper. The Carpenter case, with the Jessica Rallison murder as a likely add-on, had become a drama of epic proportions. ‘Mystery of the Missing Musician,’and, ‘Violent Death of a Violinist’ were favourite, trite, headlines.A knock came at the door. My immediate superior, DI Bruce Peterson stood in front of me, looking anxious.
What to read after The Naked Room?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hockley, Diana to read onlineMoreLess
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