To Honour the Dead (2012)
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Not usually a man given to such whimsy, the inspector did experience occasional moments of reflection when away from his police duties and so it was that he found himself pondering the idea next morning as he stood at the summit of the hill. Surveying the misty moorland vista stretching away before him, dogs sitting at his feet and panting after their exertions, Harris was wrapped in silent contemplation as he appreciated his day off.
Taking the time owed to him from a protracted aggravated ...burglary inquiry the previous month had been a spur-of-the-moment decision the previous evening. After returning to Levton Bridge following the ceremony in Chapel Hill, the inspector had been summoned by Curtis. The divisional commander had just come back from a meeting with the chief constable at headquarters in Roxham at which had been outlined the need to cut overtime due to the force’s financial difficulties. As the smallest force in England, money had always been a concern and all the senior officers realized that cutbacks were the preferable alternative to a merger with one of its larger neighbours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not usually a man given to such whimsy, the inspector did experience occasional moments of reflection when away from his police duties and so it was that he found himself pondering the idea next morning as he stood at the summit of the hill. Surveying the misty moorland vista stretching away before him, dogs sitting at his feet and panting after their exertions, Harris was wrapped in silent contemplation as he appreciated his day off.
Taking the time owed to him from a protracted aggravated ...burglary inquiry the previous month had been a spur-of-the-moment decision the previous evening. After returning to Levton Bridge following the ceremony in Chapel Hill, the inspector had been summoned by Curtis. The divisional commander had just come back from a meeting with the chief constable at headquarters in Roxham at which had been outlined the need to cut overtime due to the force’s financial difficulties. As the smallest force in England, money had always been a concern and all the senior officers realized that cutbacks were the preferable alternative to a merger with one of its larger neighbours.
What to read after To Honour the Dead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dean to read onlineMoreLess
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