Kriminal Erotic Series 2: The Evolution of Elsa Kreiss by Michele E. Gwynn

Author:Michele E. Gwynn [Gwynn, Michele E.]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: Literature & Fiction, Erotica, Action & Adventure, Mystery, Suspense, Thrillers, Romantic Erotica
ISBN: 1507715471
Amazon: B011J9KZ9Q
Publisher: Michele E. Gwynn
Published: 2015-07-12T04:00:00+00:00

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“We’ve got something.” Mahler crooked her finger at Heinz who just ended a rather long and awkward conversation with Anno. He tried reassuring the boy that everything was being done to find his sister. Somehow, he hadn’t quite done so, but he did manage to calm him down enough to get off the phone. He promised to send an officer over to sit with him and be liaison for all information as they received it. Then he’d called Hugo Beimer, who was now on his way over. He didn’t seem at all surprised that Lukas was Heinz’s first person of interest in the disappearance of his partner.

“Where?” He went quickly to look over her shoulder at the small screen on Mahler’s tablet.

“The tube. She never got off at her stop. Closed circuit shows her continuing on and exiting three stations up, then switching to another train to Charlottenburg.” Birgitta turned and looked up at Heinz. “Street surveillance from a storefront opposite the exit from the UBahn showed her walking toward Baumgartenstrasse. The time was right about when we left. Joseph, she may have gone to Ivchencko’s home. But why? How is she caught up in this?”

The sickly green pallor that was now Heinz’s complexion showed how truly worried he was. “Get HQ to run a trace on her mobile. If it’s still on, we can triangulate her position. But tell them not to call. If she is in trouble, we don’t want anyone to know we’re tracking her.”

Heinz looked over at Lukas who appeared bewildered, and upset. “You said Ivchencko was at the gallery last night. Did he have any contact with Elsa?”

Lukas leaned his forearms on his knees and looked down, nodding his head. “Ja. They met.”

“And?” Heinz prompted the man.

“And she may have pissed him off.” He looked at Heinz.

“How so?”

“She berated him for liking Christiansen’s art. Told him only diseased minds would find it fascinating. It did not appear to be well-received.”

Heinz nodded, understanding Elsa’s swift anger in the face of any reminders of that dark time. He’d had his own run-in with her redheaded temperament back then. “Her tongue can run away with her. Did he say anything to you?”

“No. He just reminded me to make sure his purchases were delivered today.”

“And that’s when you had Ms. Bishop take over?”

“Yes. She’s good at her job. Trustworthy. But I can’t think of any reason why Elsa would go to his home, if that’s where she went. She didn’t like him. I could see it all over her face. She doesn’t hide her emotions well.” The doorbell buzzed. “I’ll get that.”

Mahler approached. “We’re getting a hit off her cell. She’s still in the area. We can accurately narrow it down to within five miles all the way around Ivchencko’s house.” Her voice dropped low. “Joseph,” she placed her hand on his arm. “there’s nothing else around that locale where she might be as far as we can tell. Her last text to Anno came from that exact spot. If she’s there, and we’re right about Koslov, she’s in danger.

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