Days Of Rage: A Smokey Dalton Novel - Plot & Excerpts
I was running late. I picked up Jimmy first. I hoped that no one was still tailing me — I wasn’t being as cautious as I had been earlier in the week — but I had Jimmy keep an eye out the back windows, and he didn’t see anything. Jimmy complained about the change in plans all the way to the Queen Anne, and by the time I’d come out with LeDoux, Jimmy had found the game on the radio. The three of us rode in silence to LeDoux’s apartment on the north side, listening to the game instead of talking. We got home in time for the third inning. Jimmy parked himself in front of the television while I made some popcorn on the stove. As I rubbed the covered pan against the burner, I mentally listed all the things I had to do the following day. A few of them I could do as soon as the game ended. I could call Laura and ask about that mailman story, and I could call Jack Sinkovich for two pieces of information — Hanley’s death report and the whereabouts of Irving Talgart.
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