Deadly Game Page 26

  In an ideal world, they would have been able to put Curtis away for a very long time, but sometimes cases didn’t work out like that. The team had done their best, and on this occasion, that had to be good enough.

  She chuckled as Benny turned the page, pointed out another game in the magazine and began to enthusiastically tell her all about it.

  Charlotte smiled at the thought of Mackinnon, Tyler and Collins still in the Red Herring, celebrating the end to a harrowing case. They deserved a good night out. Both girls were home and they were safe. That was a good result for everyone.

  A note from D. S. Butler

  Thanks for reading Deadly Game. I hope you enjoyed it!

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  Deadly Payback

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  Acknowledgments

  To Nanci, my editor, thanks for always managing to squeeze me in when I finally finish my books!

  I would also like to thank my readers on Facebook & Twitter for their entertaining tweets and encouragement.

  My thanks, too, to all the people who read the story and gave helpful suggestions and to Chris, who, as always, supported me despite the odds.

  And last but not least, my thanks to you for reading this book. I hope you enjoyed it.