DIE EASY: Charlie Fox Book Ten (the Charlie Fox Crime Thriller Series) - Plot & Excerpts
. . all this,” Tom O’Day said. “It’s ridiculous.” “Can’t believe”, I noted, not “don’t believe”. “Why would she move that kind of money around in a hurry?” Sean asked. “I don’t know—some piece of art she wanted to buy? If it came onto the market unexpectedly maybe,” O’Day said, but even he didn’t sound convinced. Sean and I said nothing. The silence worked at O’Day better than any arguments would have done. He stared with unseeing eyes at the milling rescue workers, the medics and police. The fire department had been called in to secure the Miss Francis until some kind of marine salvage operation could be organised. She sat at an angle on the shore with her bow pointing defiantly upwards, almost jaunty. They’d sent bomb disposal experts on board to check for more explosives, but with half the hull under water there was only so much they could do. We’d all been moved back to the far side of the parking area, just in case. The waft of fresh coffee from the nearby Café du Monde was almost enough to take the scent of death out of my nostrils. The body of the man from New Jersey had been recovered from the deck, but Castille’s had not.
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