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And Then She Was Gone
A Detective Jack Stratton Novel
Christopher Greyson
Greyson Media
Contents
Also by Christopher Greyson
1.
Where Have All the Heroes Gone?
2.
A Bright Future
3.
Can’t You See the Resemblance?
4.
Dominoes
5.
The Haves and the Have-Nots
6.
When the Suits Show Up
7.
Driving Aunt Haddie
8.
The Game
9.
The Hunt for Two
10.
A Favor
11.
You’re Not My Date
12.
The Red Whistle
13.
Thirteen Benches
14.
My Own Lying Eyes
15.
Unlovable
16.
So Has Mrs. Franklin
17.
It’ll Cost You
18.
Dracula
19.
I’m Looking
20.
Friends
21.
Facts
22.
Aunt Haddie to the Rescue
23.
Spirit Day
24.
On Borrowed Time
25.
Follow All Leads
26.
Delivery
27.
Not Your Case
28.
Trouble
29.
The Truth Will Set You Free
30.
You Do Think I’m Stupid
31.
Consequences
32.
Like Your Old Man
33.
You Think I’d Miss This?
34.
Broken Reeds
The Detective Jack Stratton Mystery-Thriller Series
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Also by Christopher Greyson
N

ovels featuring Jack
Stratton in order:
AND THEN SHE WAS GONE
GIRL JACKED
JACK KNIFED
JACKS ARE WILD
JACK AND THE GIANT KILLER
DATA JACK
and coming soon…
JACK OF HEARTS
T

his book is dedicated
to my wife. She not only saved my life but brought me to a wonderful place.
To her I am forever indebted.
1
Where Have All the Heroes Gone?
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ELP ME
!” The old woman’s desperate plea rose above the din of the afternoon traffic. The bystanders moved away from the trouble; in the rough neighborhood of Hamilton Heights, you kept your head down and your eyes shut if you wanted to make it home alive.
The lanky junkie yanked on the woman’s handbag. Her money was the ticket to his next fix, and that was a train he wouldn’t miss. His forearms, riddled with scabs, strained as he attempted to twist the leather strap from her hands. “Let go, you old hag.”
A small crowd formed, watching the struggle from a safe distance. None offered assistance. One man took out his phone but didn’t call the police; he pressed the video record button instead.
The frail Hispanic woman, whose age and poverty had worn her shoulders into the shape of a wishbone, begged for mercy. “No money.” She clung to the strap of the handbag like a drowning child clutching a rope. “Jus’ medicine.”
The junkie’s eyes widened. He jerked harder, pulling the old woman forward. Her legs buckled and then her knees crashed down onto the pavement. The junkie planted his feet and dragged her forward. Her fingers tightened on the leather as her legs scraped along the jagged concrete.
“My hus ............

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