Transferred (Swap)

By D. E. Harrison

The Chief of Police decides to swap detectives for cross training. Rage goes to Robbery and Williams goes to Homicide.
Rage must lock up her Colt, and the constant phone ringing drives her crazy. Where she come from a call means someone died.
Home break-ins are seven in number and Rage might have a pattern. She writes the pattern for the next night and turns it in. It is ignored. When the Robbery Captain learns of six locations they knew were going to be robbed and nothing was done; he is not happy.
Rage tells the Captain, “They are done and moved off to something bigger.”
Rage is handed several dry-cleaning robberies. A total of 28 outfits are taken, nothing more.
Rage wonders how the electronic equipment taken could be changed to sell at full value? She goes to a factory. She learns of flux made of silver is needed to fake the equipment as new.

Williams has a 4 am shooting call out. He can’t believe the hand-written details the Inspector expects in two hours.
The men shot had flux and glass on their shoes. No one ties these facts together.
The Inspector is waiting for the other shoe to drop in his investigation. But, his other shoe is in Robbery.

Help to solve the shoe and shooting cases come from an unknown source.

• Language: English
• Publisher: D. E. Harrison
• Release date: Sep 25, 2018
• ISBN: 9780463988077

D. E. Harrison

I am trained as a theoretical mathematician. I am an emeritus member of the American Mathematical Society for fifty odd years. I have lived in Seattle since 1967. I starting writing fiction after writing a family history.

Book preview

Transferred (Swap)

By D. E. Harrison

Copyright 2014 by D. E. Harrison

Smashwords Edition

Smashwords Edition, License Notes

This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to your favorite ebook retailer and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

Table of Contents

Prologue

Chapter 1 Friday, Training Through Swapping

Chapter 2 Monday, The Swap is Made

Chapter 3 Monday continues, Settling In

Chapter 4 Tuesday, the Second Day Transferred

Chapter 5 Wednesday

Chapter 6 Thursday

Chapter 7 Friday

Chapter 8 Saturday

Chapter 9 Monday

Chapter 10 Tuesday

Chapter 11 Wednesday

Chapter 12 Thursday

Epilogue

About D. E. Harrison

Discover other titles by D. E. Harrison

Prologue

In a multi-million-dollar penthouse with a three-sided view of Mt. Rainer, the Puget Sound and the Space Needle sits a 20-foot solid walnut desk. The desk sits on a blood red silk rug. The rug is from main land China. They never allow such a master piece to leave their country, but she has it on her floor. The rug has a story of its own. The woman known only as the ‘Madam’ is sitting behind the desk. She is addressed as Madam out of respect, boss would never do.

The Madam behind the desk is a dark-haired beauty some place between twenty-five and forty-five years old. Some have described her as statuesque, charming, stately, debonair, classic, deadly, cold, and calculating but never in her presence.

But Jones’ view on ‘bikini body armor’ maybe the closest of all.

Standing in front of the desk are three young women.

The woman on the left is My-Ling.

She is large for her nationality, black hair down to her waist. My-Ling’s name means happy days. She has on a pure silk blue gown from a small village in south China. The slit goes up above her waist in the gown with nothing showing but smooth skin. She could be eighteen years old, but she is not.

The second woman is Briallen Couch.

Briallen Couch means Primrose, red in Welsh. The auburn-haired woman is nearly six-feet-tall in a pair of stylish black shoes with a half inch heel. The white blouse is tucked into a rather form fitting pair of black slacks. They are being held in place by a four-inch alligator belt. It appears she could have been the person that wrestled the gator down. Her eyes are jet black which comes more from the fury in her eyes than their brownish black color. When annoyed, she tends to drop back into her native language of Welsh. It is rumored she can make a sailor blush with her choice of words

The third woman before the desk is Solviegn Blum.

Solvieg Blom, means sun colored, yellow; Blom in Norse. She is six feet two inches, stately blond; her skirt is just above the knees and is a lite blue color. Her hair is short, almost a boy but. She is blue eyed, perky nose and a long neck. From any view, she is never mistaken for a boy

All these women could walk the