Left Fur Dead – J M Griffin

I already knew my way but let the man do his job. I knocked on Carver’s office door and entered when he bid me to do so. He greeted me, motioned to a chair, and picked up the phone. After instructing the person on the other end of the phone to bring the prisoner into interrogation room one, he hung up and sat facing me. “Don’t pussyfoot around, Jack, just tell me what you found out.” His bushy brows hiked a tad as his eyes narrowed.

It seemed he didn’t like my being forthright, but my nerves were stretched to the max as was my sense of humor over this new situation. Maybe Bun was right, maybe Jack was playing a game, maybe I was being paranoid, and maybe I needed to calm down. He sat back in his leather chair and teetered a bit. Resting his elbows on the chair arms, Jack pressed the tips of his fingers together, reminding me of a pitched tent.

I took an even breath, held it to the count of ten, and let it out slowly. “Are you having a rough day?” “Not at all. I have a lot to do, and I’d like to get this over with. After all, you called me. I hadn’t planned on this visit.” He looked down at his fingertips, his brows drew together, and I wondered if the feeling of doom that hung at the edge of my horizon was about to become a full-blown event.

“I see. The man on your property has been squatting since your difficulties began at the farm. He refuses to admit he’s the one who broke in time and again, that he’s been trying to intimidate you, or that he even knew Arty. He also mentioned he doesn’t know you or that you own the land.”

I snorted. “What did he think, nobody owned it? Every piece of property is owned by someone. Is he of sound mind?” “He seems to be. My gut says he’s not our guy. Any ideas?” “None.

“Is there anything else you wanted to know other than information on the sheriff’s investigation?” I asked Andrew. Bun sidled up against my ankle. I couldn’t tell why, though he might have thought Andrew could become aggressive. Again, I had no idea why he’d think that, but there are times when Bun often gets weird vibes from people and his imagination takes over. “Are you sure that’s all he wants?”

I glanced down at him, raised a brow, and then turned back to Andrew, who said, “It occurred to me that you have quite a stake in Arty’s death. How far are you willing to go to find his killer?” His words gave me pause. Was he aware of my intrusion into Arty’s home? Did he know more than what he’d heard from me and Jessica? If so, how did he come by that knowledge?

Bun thumped the floor with one foot, and I looked down. “Take care, Jules. The man is riddled with discontent. I have no clue why. . . .” OceanofPDF.com Left Fur Dead J.M. GRIFFIN KENSINGTON BOOKS www.kensingtonbooks.com All copyrighted material within is Attributor Protected. OceanofPDF.com Table of Contents LEFT FUR DEAD Title Page Copyright Page CHAPTER ONE CHAPTER TWO CHAPTER THREE CHAPTER FOUR CHAPTER FIVE CHAPTER SIX CHAPTER SEVEN CHAPTER EIGHT CHAPTER NINE CHAPTER TEN CHAPTER ELEVEN CHAPTER TWELVE CHAPTER THIRTEEN CHAPTER FOURTEEN CHAPTER FIFTEEN CHAPTER SIXTEEN CHAPTER SEVENTEEN CHAPTER EIGHTEEN CHAPTER NINETEEN CHAPTER TWENTY CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE TEASER CHAPTER OceanofPDF.com KENSINGTON BOOKS are published by Kensington Publishing Corp.

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