The Promise: An Elvis Cole And Joe Pike Novel
“He whooped his siren, waved as he turned in, and parked next to a black BMW. The parking area was usually crowded at peak hiking times, but now only a few cars were present.
Detective-III Joyce Cowly was built small but sturdy, with dark hair cut to her shoulders. Cowly owned a dark gray pants suit, a black pants suit, and a navy pants suit, which she only wore on the job. Today was the gray. She called the suits her murder clothes. The expression made Scott smile. He liked that about her.
... Scott got out and clipped Maggie’s lead, but dropped the leash as Cowly approached.
Maggie bounced forward to say hello, and Cowly cooed like a little girl.
“I’m glad to see you, too, Maggie. You’re such a good girl.”
Scott said, “Detective.”
Cowly answered formally.
“Officer James.”
Then Cowly’s face split in a goofy grin, and she whooped.MoreLess
Detective-III Joyce Cowly was built small but sturdy, with dark hair cut to her shoulders. Cowly owned a dark gray pants suit, a black pants suit, and a navy pants suit, which she only wore on the job. Today was the gray. She called the suits her murder clothes. The expression made Scott smile. He liked that about her.
... Scott got out and clipped Maggie’s lead, but dropped the leash as Cowly approached.
Maggie bounced forward to say hello, and Cowly cooed like a little girl.
“I’m glad to see you, too, Maggie. You’re such a good girl.”
Scott said, “Detective.”
Cowly answered formally.
“Officer James.”
Then Cowly’s face split in a goofy grin, and she whooped.MoreLess
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