Jake Randolph in "The Littlest Client" Pt. 147
We got to the antique shop in Redondo Beach that Gallagher used as a front for his illicit operations and I left Max in the car and went inside.
A burly but dapper man in a pinstripe suit and pencil thin mustache approached me as he waded through the junk that doubled as antiques.
"Welcome to Newgrange Antiques."
Only Gallagher would name his shop after a historic burial ground in Ireland.
The man had a slight Irish accent but had obviously been in America a long time. He sounded like an American doing a moderately successful imitation of an Irishman...
- Category: Crime, Murder & Mystery
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Neville Hunt over 3 years ago
Ah! To be sure!
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Christopher over 3 years ago
This was hard, because when they're Italian gangsters you can type it in a way that when you read it it actually sounds Italian in your head. It's a bit more difficult when it's Irish. I used a couple of phrases I knew that didn't make them sound like leprechauns, but you really have to use your imagination with this one.
