“"Pat, did they get you for the embezzling?" Harmony asked.
"That, and the fact that I got stopped with a few pills in my car," Pat said. "Seventeen thousand pills, to be exact".”

The Late Child (1995)

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American novelist, essayist, bookseller and screenwriter 1936

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