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Serpentine (Alex Delaware, #36) Serpentine by Jonathan Kellerman
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“As in most cities, L.A.’s venerable country clubs were founded as citadels of us versus them. Wasn’t success judged by who you rejected?”
Jonathan Kellerman, Serpentine
“he pulled it off, I got stuck with him. He thought by being an A-plus ass-kisser he could get into my good graces. Sleazy. Did he finally turn criminal?” Speaking evenly but no mistaking the anger. Milo said, “Finally?”
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“Hugging the wall, two forty-foot coconut palms shared space with a pair of equally towering Italian cypresses. Close to an unlocked iron-scroll gate, doddering birds-of-paradise coexisted with spatulate clumps of blue agapanthus.”
Jonathan Kellerman, Serpentine
“ham-and-eggs breakfast, the chicken’s involved but the pig’s committed.”
Jonathan Kellerman, Serpentine
“I listened as she griped enthusiastically about the pathetic emotional stamina of the undergrads foisted upon her. She’d said the same thing last year. I said, “It’s gotten worse?” “It’s nonstop devolution, Alex. The batch I got this semester is allergic to facts and feels entitled to unearned adoration. We’re talking the emotional musculature of blind cave worms.”
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“Red everywhere on Waze, as if the city were bleeding.”
Jonathan Kellerman, Serpentine
“No one spoke all the way to Hollywood.”
Jonathan Kellerman, Serpentine
“The problem is academics are students afraid to graduate, so their grasp on reality is for shit.”
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“Grumbling, grimacing, and mumbled curses peak during the muddled middle of murder investigations, when promising leads break their promises.”
Jonathan Kellerman, Serpentine