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L.A. Requiem Study Guide

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by Robert Crais
About 42 pages (12,689 words)

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"I stayed out on the balcony and watched Lucy. She was moving from box to box as if she could no more decide what to unpack next than where to put the couch. She had been like that since she arrived from Louisiana, and it wasn't like her. We had been in a long-distance relationship for two years, but now we had made a very real move to further the relationship, and she had carried the weight of it. She's the one who had left her friends. She's the one who had left her home. She was the one taking the risk." Chap. 1, p. 14

"We asked the people at the flower shop if they had seen anything, but they hadn't. We asked every shopkeeper in the strip mall and most of the employees, but they.....

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