Then We Die
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He was feeling annoyed that DI David Ronan hadn’t returned any of his calls. With no idea what Counter Terrorism Command were up to, he felt completely out of the loop and totally useless. After a few moments, he hit Roche’s number, but that call went straight to voicemail. Sighing, he hung up without leaving her a message. Looking across at Louisa Arbillot, he said, ‘He’s not coming, is he?’ Arbillot gave him a pained look. ‘He promised me that he would.’ ‘Mm.’ Carlyle was not in the mood to be...lieve it. If he was not particularly surprised that Fadi Kashkesh had failed to appear at the appointed hour, he had not been expecting the man’s estranged wife to show up, either. He wanted to conduct a serious interview, not a marriage guidance session.
Louisa saw the annoyance on his face. ‘Fadi is usually fairly reliable,’ she said unconvincingly.
The Grace Jones poster was still on the wall. It was incredible to think that the singer was now well into her sixties. The original and the best, Carlyle thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was feeling annoyed that DI David Ronan hadn’t returned any of his calls. With no idea what Counter Terrorism Command were up to, he felt completely out of the loop and totally useless. After a few moments, he hit Roche’s number, but that call went straight to voicemail. Sighing, he hung up without leaving her a message. Looking across at Louisa Arbillot, he said, ‘He’s not coming, is he?’ Arbillot gave him a pained look. ‘He promised me that he would.’ ‘Mm.’ Carlyle was not in the mood to be...lieve it. If he was not particularly surprised that Fadi Kashkesh had failed to appear at the appointed hour, he had not been expecting the man’s estranged wife to show up, either. He wanted to conduct a serious interview, not a marriage guidance session.
Louisa saw the annoyance on his face. ‘Fadi is usually fairly reliable,’ she said unconvincingly.
The Grace Jones poster was still on the wall. It was incredible to think that the singer was now well into her sixties. The original and the best, Carlyle thought.
What to read after Then We Die?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Craig to read onlineMoreLess
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