After The Silence: Inspector Rykel Book 1 (Amsterdam Quartet) - Plot & Excerpts
He’d turned up first thing in the morning and, judging by his clothes, tanned skin, and total arrogance, he was in the big league. How did someone like Haak – everything that she’d seen in the file on him had led her to believe he was a very minor piece of DNA in the rich primordial soup of Amsterdam’s criminal class – afford a lawyer who looked like he spent most of his time on yachts moored on the Riviera. She could see him, standing with loose shorts, a shirt flapping undone in the soft breeze, champagne glass in one hand and several long-legged bronzed women fawning on him. Maybe by burning down people’s houses with them inside and kidnapping their children, that’s how, she thought, just as the lawyer emerged, his expensive cologne, woody, spicy, overpowering, billowing out from him like the blast from a hot oven. But that wasn’t it. Someone else would be paying for this, the most likely candidate being the Black Tulips. If Haak was a bag man for them they’d be none too happy about him being arrested, they’d want him out of there, and wouldn’t think twice about hiring an expensive lawyer.
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