Broken Places
Tracy Clark
"Chicago cops had to be on the lookout for any number of nefarious mopes eager to take a potshot, but this morning my biggest enemy was turning out to be the scorching rays of the summer sun."
"Chicago cops had to be on the lookout for any number of nefarious mopes eager to take a potshot, but this morning my biggest enemy was turning out to be the scorching rays of the summer sun."
"Noah waited alone in the bull pen, a secured detention area of room-like cells on the bottom floor of the courthouse."
"The Harrow courtroom was in a shabby condition; like so much else it was still waiting for a postwar recovery."
"The troubles with binge drinking had always been manifold."
"There hadn't been a suicide note. The victim remains resolutely tight‑lipped, stone‑cold silent; the best and the worst witness of her end."
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