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Joe Malone, Part Fifty-Seven

14th April 2020 Going Postal 3776 Comments

Then I saw that almost concealed between the two uniformed officers had been Vanessa. Her slight frame easily masked by their bigger bulk. They all reached the car at the same time as a single [more…]

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Joe Malone, Part Fifty-Six

7th April 2020 Going Postal 4049 Comments

Sir Alan stopped his mini pacing. “Just leave now. Vanessa and I will take care of the police. And you can begin your new life of luxury..with one million Europounds in your bank account.” “Just [more…]

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Joe Malone, Part Fifty-Five

31st March 2020 Going Postal 4281 Comments

“You had better come up Inspector.” Then she pressed the button and even from up on the landing Sir Alan and I could hear the electric motor begin to turn the chains to pull open [more…]

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Joe Malone, Part Fifty-Four

24th March 2020 Going Postal 4651 Comments

The voice sounded familiar. I had a quick look over my shoulder. The sound was coming from the Hallway. It was the speaker by the door. The buzz had been for the gate. Someone was [more…]

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Joe Malone, Part Fifty-Three

17th March 2020 Going Postal 5312 Comments

Vanessa studied him now. Really looked at him. Possibly seeing him for the first time, in the way that I always had. As a devious words twister. An imp, than could spin straw into gold. [more…]

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Joe Malone, Part Fifty-Two

10th March 2020 Going Postal 3894 Comments

The bullets spat from the sub machine gun muzzle in a series of white flashes. I saw a puff of brick shards explode inches from my eyes as one bullet went into the wall in [more…]

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Joe Malone, Part Fifty-One

3rd March 2020 Going Postal 3697 Comments

“Only thing is, “I said to them, “It wasn’t just a pretend death, was it?. The person I saw in the basement had once been a human being. Before someone put them in a compactor [more…]

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Joe Malone, Part Fifty

25th February 2020 Going Postal 3539 Comments

He couldn’t help himself. His trickery and manipulation was in his DNA. My headache was back. Making big white spirals at the top of my vision. Lack of sleep, mostly. So I told said to [more…]

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Joe Malone, Part Forty-Nine

18th February 2020 Going Postal 3570 Comments

“Just one thing?” I asked of Sir Alan. “How does this scenario end up with Lord Bixby murdered in my office building?” “There was some news. We had advanced warning that something was going to [more…]

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