Three Tales From the World of Cotton Malone
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The only thing worse was a wedding. Both events involved an expected display of emotion, and both sparked memories better left forgotten. He’d attended only a handful of either since leaving the navy six years before and working full-time for the Justice Department. Today’s funeral was further complicated by the fact that he hadn’t particularly liked the man in the coffin.
Scott Brown had been married to Ginger, his wife, Pam’s, sister. Scott had never held a real job, was always pitching some r...isky venture to investors, most of the schemes borderline illegal. Two years ago Malone had to intercede with Texas authorities and smooth over one that involved a few hundred thousand dollars and a lot of angry ranchers. Luckily, Scott still had the money and its return made everything go away.
This time things had turned out different.
Scott Brown was dead.
Killed in a diving accident off the coast of Haiti. What he was doing there was anybody’s guess. Haitian officials could not have cared less.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only thing worse was a wedding. Both events involved an expected display of emotion, and both sparked memories better left forgotten. He’d attended only a handful of either since leaving the navy six years before and working full-time for the Justice Department. Today’s funeral was further complicated by the fact that he hadn’t particularly liked the man in the coffin.
Scott Brown had been married to Ginger, his wife, Pam’s, sister. Scott had never held a real job, was always pitching some r...isky venture to investors, most of the schemes borderline illegal. Two years ago Malone had to intercede with Texas authorities and smooth over one that involved a few hundred thousand dollars and a lot of angry ranchers. Luckily, Scott still had the money and its return made everything go away.
This time things had turned out different.
Scott Brown was dead.
Killed in a diving accident off the coast of Haiti. What he was doing there was anybody’s guess. Haitian officials could not have cared less.
What to read after Three Tales From the World of Cotton Malone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steve Berry to read onlineMoreLess
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