Total pages in book: 13
Estimated words: 11713 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 59(@200wpm)___ 47(@250wpm)___ 39(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 11713 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 59(@200wpm)___ 47(@250wpm)___ 39(@300wpm)
It parked and idled while both front doors opened and two figures stepped from the interior. Each person held a Glock as they made their way to the front of the car.
“Where are they?”
The woman’s voice was low and tense.
The man with her, shrugged and pointed toward the end of the alley.
With a low growl of frustration, the woman took point and walked away from the car, gun ready to fire if needed.
The silence of the area was broken up by the revving of a powerful engine. Whipping around, the woman lifted her gun to fire and got off two shots at the car that ran her down, tossing her up over the hood of the sedan to slam into the windshield, rendering her unconscious.
Brake lights lit up the liquid on the asphalt ever so briefly. The driver got out and rushed to the prone body and checked for a pulse, then lifted her up and dropped her over his shoulder with zero care. The jarring hits had knocked her bun down and a waterfall of microbraids fell around her face as she was carried and deposited in the trunk.
The man was in such a rush to get out of there, he didn’t notice the badge and holder that lay open on the ground. The yellowish light highlighted it as the flickers continued. The rain started and the drops splashed on the plastic holder covering the identification and ran down between the letters of the name there.
Detective Dianna Levitt.