THE SPANISH REVENGE (Craig Page Series) - Plot & Excerpts
He also knew that she lived alone. At six in the afternoon, he parked his car, rented with phony papers Musa had provided, at one end of Rue Daughin. Carrying a black leather bag, he walked along the street. Three children were kicking a soccer ball. Two dark-skinned mothers were holding babies on their laps on a wooden bench with flaking paint. He looked as if he belonged. No one paid him attention. The sky had turned gray. Soon it would rain. A typical March evening for Marseilles. He passed the Deluxe Shoe Store and glanced at the windows above it. No lights. She must not be home from work yet. He spotted a brasserie across from the shoe store. A spot was free at the end of the bar, closest to the door, providing a perfect vantage point to watch the building with the shoe store. The place was crowded with fishermen drinking hard, filling the air with smoke, and whining loudly about their dismal catch today. He ordered a beer and picked up a copy of the Marseilles paper on the bar. He knew what places like this were like.
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