The Golden Song
Homer Cavett’s hand was already in the lock when the scanner began to sing. It was a low, wet sound, not the static crackle of the police band but a vibration that seemed to rise from the linoleum floor of the precinct, traveling up through the soles of his boots and settling in the marrow of his shinbones. He twisted the key, the metal cold and slick with the humidity of the August afternoon,...
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