The Friday 56 for 11/12/21: The Dark Hours by Michael Connelly

The Friday 56This is a weekly bloghop hosted by Freda’s Voice.

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The Friday 56 Grab a book, any book.
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from Page 56 of:
The Dark Hours

The Dark Hours by Michael Connelly

“So,” she finally said. “On the Albert Lee case, who was the factor?”

“It was a doctor,” Bosch said. “A dentist, actually. His name was John William James. His offices were down in the Marina and I guess he made so much money capping teeth that he started factoring.”

“You said ‘was.’ His name ‘was’ John William James.”

“Yeah, that’s going to be a problem with your case. John William James is dead. A couple years after Albert Lee got murdered, James got himself whacked as well. He was sitting in his Mercedes in the parking lot outside his office when somebody put a twenty-two in his head too.”

“Shit.”

“There goes your lead, huh?”

“Maybe.”

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  1. He writes some great stories and this one seems to fit right in! Happy weekend!

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