Dianna Drown
ASIN: B075J4TGBX
Publisher: Amazon.com Services LLC
Pages: 157
Attaining justice was an abstraction that no longer mattered; finding the infant and stopping this woman had now become her only goals. Rachael Flores, once hampered by sympathy, glared at the suspect through the two-way mirror certain that this time would be different. She took a calming breath and walked into the room where Joanna Cameron was being held. Still in pajamas, hair stuffed into a ponytail, Joanna smiled rushing forward with open arms. Caught off guard, Flores allowed the effusive hug for a moment, but then put her hands on Joanna's shoulders and backed away. “Why don't you sit down so we can talk.” “I looked everywhere,” a much calmer Joanna announced to Flores sweeping her arm in an arc as if they were in her living room instead of a police interrogation room. Joanna pointed at the doorway, the two-way mirror, and behind the chairs. “There and there and there,” she ...