Innocent in Death (In Death, #24)

by J.D. Robb

simply

Lieutenant,

have to do this.” She got shakily to her feet. “I have to see him. I don’t

on the case. “Reed Williams is my

advanced class. What would it have taken? she wondered. A minute? Two? Step in, open the drawer, pour in the poison. Or just switch go-cups. Close

juice

forgot

taken forty minutes.” “During

bone. She could smell the

her, smiled

and just. No, she didn’t hold the clones themselves responsible

squash any attempt I—or the BOD—might

know what Reed said to him, had to convince Reed to find another

locker room.” “Heard who?” “Reed and Principal Mosebly. Arguing, shouting at each other. She told him he was done, that he would no longer be attached to the

supportive.” “It would’ve murked it up even more, though,

to handle it?” “I think…I think

Excellent muscle tone. Your on-scene notes indicated he was a swimmer, that there was no sign of struggle.

done.

paralytics in the nurse’s station at a private

their interest

senseless.” “You know what I liked even

minutes to come in, walk up, go in, do it, walk out. I’ve timed it.” She

without a blink.” “But they weren’t seen.” “No,

same

too. But that’s all gut right now. I’m

punished.” “I’m not going to start this round again,” Angela said

a lawyer?” “He’s not just a lawyer.” She

Cora clamped her free hand on Eve’s

mother.” “In a situation like this, with