Hidden Order: a Thriller
“turned out to be Boston Police Homicide Detective Lara Cordero. Her partner’s name sounded like Sabatelli or Sabatano, but Harvath didn’t catch it. He wasn’t really paying attention at that point. He was trying to not appear as if he was staring at Cordero while he was, in fact, staring at Cordero.
She was a very exotic-looking woman and quite attractive—a knockout, actually. If Harvath had to guess, he would have pegged her as maybe Spanish with something else. It was hard to discern. She was ...in her early thirties, tall, tan, and took very good care of herself. She had green eyes and long brown hair that was streaked blond by the sun.
Harvath introduced himself and presented each of them with a crisp white business card embossed with his company’s name and a phone number, nothing else.
“So you’re the kidnap and ransom specialist,” said Cordero. “I wasn’t aware that the kidnappers had made any demands.”
“They haven’t,” Harvath replied. “Not yet.”
“Maybe it got lost in the mail,”MoreLess
She was a very exotic-looking woman and quite attractive—a knockout, actually. If Harvath had to guess, he would have pegged her as maybe Spanish with something else. It was hard to discern. She was ...in her early thirties, tall, tan, and took very good care of herself. She had green eyes and long brown hair that was streaked blond by the sun.
Harvath introduced himself and presented each of them with a crisp white business card embossed with his company’s name and a phone number, nothing else.
“So you’re the kidnap and ransom specialist,” said Cordero. “I wasn’t aware that the kidnappers had made any demands.”
“They haven’t,” Harvath replied. “Not yet.”
“Maybe it got lost in the mail,”MoreLess
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