by William Ritter
‘Marlowe is a good man and a competent detective, but he notices what anyone would notice: the extraordinary. He spots bloodstains and mad men in red pajamas. I see the things more extraordinary still, the things no one else sees. But you – you notice mailboxes and waste-baskets and…and people. One who can see the ordinary is extraordinary indeed, Abigail Rook.’ P.69
