The Girl in the Letter
Emily Gunnis
"‘What’s that?’ said Sam, pointing to the letter on the floor. ‘It looks like you were reading it before I came home.’"
"‘What’s that?’ said Sam, pointing to the letter on the floor. ‘It looks like you were reading it before I came home.’"
"In the early stages of a case, a cop never really knows if the premise they’re operating on is right or wrong or somewhere in between."
"Libby shouted his name again as she stabbed at the elevator call button."
"It’s odd because everyone always calls her beautiful."
"Archer got off at Poca City seven hours later and too many stops in between to remember."
"I can play sane, like you."
"The suspense ended for Elliott Tuesday night when a Task Lyst alert sounded on his smartphone."
"'On the count of murder in the first degree, we find the defendant, Jeremiah Taylor, not guilty,' a slender woman says softly."
"The semidetached house has a single bay window on the lower floor and a small square of soggy front garden surrounded on three sides by a heavily pruned knee-high hedge."
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