The Other End of the Line
Andrea Camilleri
"Livia’s face turned white as a sheet."
"The street lies somewhere behind the station, pockmarked with large cobblestones and cut across in many places by train tracks where diesel locomotives sometimes rumble through, towing freight wagons."
"Thulin gets Genz’s voicemail for the third time as she reaches the swing door."
"Lucas stood on Forty-second in the shadow of the Park Avenue Viaduct with the vector printouts."
"What are you working on now?” she asked, her tone relaxed, peaceful. “A new case?"
"“Where are they taking her?” Will grabbed Hank by the shirt and gave him a violent shake."
"Maître Carvin was a cool customer, neither impatient nor hot- tempered, and when Lamarre and Kernorkian came to his chambers to summon him over to the station, interrupting him when he was busy at work, he merely asked forfive minutes to clear his desk, and followed them without demur."
"'I first heard the story of the Donner Party as a young boy growing up outside San Francisco,' Benton began."
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