“Why are you interested?”

“Her father called me today. I think he wants to hire me to find his daughter. Said the police weren’t doing their job. I dropped by the station and talked with Williams, he gave me the initial report which had the parent’s addresses listed. Coming home I swung by their apartments and they live in respectable neighborhoods. So the girl does have a decent place to stay.”

Jennifer leaned on the kitchen counter. “Kids don’t think on those terms. Anyway, I have a feeling the police can’t afford to go running around trying to find some sassy teenager, who probably ran off with a boy or is staying at a girlfriend’s house.”

“You sound like Detective Williams. Oh, by the way, he offered me a job today.”

Her mouth dropped open and she stood up straight. “What!”

“They’ve lost a couple of men and are shorthanded.”

“I hope you told him you weren’t interested.”

Hawkman turned away as a grin formed on his lips. “I told him I’d think about it.”

She marched up to his side and grabbed his arm. “Tom Casey, don’t you even consider it.”

Book 12 - Shadows in the Night

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