COLLATERAL CASUALTIES (The Kate Huntington Mystery Series) - Plot & Excerpts
Skip followed his line of vision. An average-sized, middle-aged man, dark hair too uniform to be anything but dyed, had come through the entrance. He was wearing an expensive business suit and a tanning-salon tan. “Uh, oh. Here comes Richard,” Skip said in a low voice. They hustled the rest of the way to the elevators. Janice slipped a key into a keyhole in the middle of the metal plate next to one of them. The door slid open. “Quick, everybody in.” She put the same key into a slot where the floor buttons normally would be. The door closed just as her husband got to them. When the elevator reached the top floor, Janice turned the key in the slot again. “That locks it up here, but that only buys us a few minutes. He’ll take the regular elevator to the floor below and hoof it up the fire stairs.” They raced down the hall. There were four doors, two on each side. “Which one?” Mac asked. “Last one on the left.” Mac popped the lock just as the fire door at the other end of the hallway flew open.
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