An End To A Silence: A Mystery Novel (The Montana Trilogy Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
Newton had always felt he’d been lucky to rise up the ranks as he did and he found it hard to give him his respect. A feeling at the back of his mind scratched away from time to time and told Newton that Gammond had stolen his job. But he lived with it. The failure twenty-five years ago had thrown a spike strip under Newton’s career, or that’s how he saw it anyway. But Gammond didn’t see the anguish on Newton’s face as he entered his office. He merely waved a hand and gestured towards the chair on the other side of his desk. Newton sat down instead on a chair on the other side of the room, by the door. Ordinarily Newton wouldn’t have sat but he did this time. Something else that an observant cop would’ve picked up on. In fact, he didn’t sit, he slumped. Gammond waved his hand again and Newton understood it to mean he wanted the door closed so he leaned to his left and shoved the door and it latched gently. “Bring me up to speed on the O’Donnell case,” Gammond said, and for a moment Newton was back in 1985 and heavy-lidded eyes cast up at Gammond and he was confused.
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