The Sentence is Death (Hawthorne & Horowitz #2)

by Anthony Horowitz

It’s a simple fact of life that a clever private detective needs a much less clever police officer in much the same way as a photograph needs both light and darkness.

From my experience, law firms are always quiet places. Maybe it’s because they make words so expensive that they tend to use them sparingly among themselves.

Maybe it was his reckoning. Who can say? It catches up with us all in the end.’