The Blind Tell's No Tales
The rain had been falling on Manhattan for eleven days straight, which in New York meant it felt like eleven years. Mickey Malone sat in a booth at the back of a bar on Forty-Second Street, watching the door and nursing a whiskey that tasted like it had been diluted with regret. At thirty-five, Mickey had been a con man for twenty years. He had started young, picking pockets on the docks, then...
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