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Book: The Wanted
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Robert Crais _ The Wanted
where I keep my computer. I opened"
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Robert Crais _ The Wanted
Tyson's mother worked as an office manager for a law firm in Encino. She appeared neat, trim, and ready for work when she opened the door, but carried herself with so much tension she might have been wrapped with duct tape.
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Robert Crais _ The Wanted
Stemms sniffed the air loudly, like a dog catching a scent. "I'm smelling bullshit." Harvey spoke again, voice mellow and calm, like a jazz man at two in the morning. "Relax, Jesse. What does she look like? Describe her.
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Robert Crais _ The Wanted
It's what we call a fanciful life construction. Also known as baloney.
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Robert Crais _ The Wanted
The backseat was even worse. Taco wrappers, drive-thru cups, and greasy napkins covered the floor. I dug through most of it, but the only evidence I found was evidence of tooth decay. Tyson was an eating machine. He probably turned to crime to pay for a junk food habit.
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Robert Crais _ The Wanted
A girl came out of the school. She was thin, and wispy, and appeared to be fifteen or sixteen. She stopped outside the doors, lit a cigarette, and inhaled hard enough to inflate her body. I watched her smoke, and waited. Sooner or later, she would finish the cigarette or smoke herself to death.
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Robert Crais _ The Wanted
Green streaks of toothpaste highlighted the sink, and the counter was forested with deodorant, mouthwash, zit cream, and all the usual bathroom items. A frazzled toothbrush and disposable razor stood sentry in a plastic X-Men cup. Tyson's medications were lined up beneath the mirror. The scripts bore Tyson's name, and were written for medicines commonly used to treat depression, anxiety, and attention deficit disorder. I found nothing out of the ordinary in the cabinets, behind the towels, or in the toilet tank.
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Robert Crais _ The Wanted
I jiggled the watch. An authentic Rolex had serial and model numbers cut into the head behind the bracelet, or on the inner rim below the crystal. High-end fakes often had numbers, too, but fake numbers didn't appear in the manufacturer's records."
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Robert Crais _ The Wanted
Nora wanted a house, so I bought a damn house, not her, me, and the next thing I know I'm in this toxic maelstrom, the three of them, every day, all the bullshit. I felt bad for those kids. Living with those three was hell, but I felt bad." He paused, and the scowl deepened. "I tried to fix it. That's a mistake we make, us guys, thinking we can fix this dysfunctional bullshit. Amber was a mess. Sad, but a mess. Jasmine, she was older. Maybe tougher, and smart. Smart enough to know living with her mother was toxic." He called her Jasmine, not Jazzi. "Are you and Jasmine close?" He waved the slip. "Nah. I helped her find a place. Told her, I'll pay the first six months. You don't have to pay me back, but after that you're on your own." I nodded, watching the slip. "Generous." "It was like throwing a life preserver. Someone's drowning, how can you not?" He held
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Robert Crais _ The Wanted
Harvey didn't set his phone to beep or buzz or vibrate like a normal person. Harvey's phone screeched with a string piece from the Hitchcock movie Psycho, the scene with Janet Leigh in the shower, the knife rising and falling, the string section shrieking with short, staccato stabs, the lone violin slashing through the fermata with discordant glissandos, more violins joining the first, violas adding their teeth, mad strings schooling like orchestral sharks at a blood-drunk feast.
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Robert Crais _ The Wanted
I said, "Think they were cops?" "They match the descriptions you had. Both big, one bigger. Everything else is optics." Pike.
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Robert Crais _ The Wanted
He said, "Say location." No hello. No howzitgoin. All Pike all the time.
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