Whistleblower
“Looking down, she saw the bloodied scratches, the flakes of rust embedded in her skin."I guess I'm a mess," she murmured.Victor smiled and stroked her face. "You could use some washing up. Go ahead. I'll get us something to eat."She retreated into the bathroom. Through the door she could hear the drone of the TV, Victor's voice ordering a pizza over the phone. She ran hot water over her cold, numb hands. In the mirror over the sink she caught an unflattering glimpse of herself, her hair a tangled mess, her chin smudged with dirt. Glancing down, she noticed Victor's razor on the counter. The sight of that blade cast her situation into a new focus—a frightening one. She picked up the razor, thinking how lethal that blade looked, how vulnerable she would be tonight....Also available from MIRA Books and TESS GERRITSENNEVER SAY DIE PRESUMED GUILTY Coming soon IN THEIR FOOTSTEPS If you purchased this book without a cover you should be aware that this book is stolen property. It was reported... as "unsold and destroyed" to the publisher, and neither the author nor the publisher has received any payment for this "stripped book."ISBN 1-55166-468-2 Copyright © 1992 by Terry Gerritsen.All rights reserved.MoreLess
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