L'Implacable, Tome 143 : Bad Dog
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- Richard Sapir (Écrivain)
- Warren Murphy (Écrivain)
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Johnson Jonas accepted a titanium driver and eyeballed the shaft, then addressed the tee, took his stance and scrutinized the length of the fairway a yard at a time. He examined the sand traps and the trickle of a creek that lurked in the rough, and studied the green for blemishes. Not a blade of grass was out of place.
Jonas allowed his face to feel the speed of the breeze. The wind was from the northeast, gentle. Not that he enjoyed the breeze—it was a factor working against him. He judged it was not much of a factor so long as he timed his strokes carefully during the frequent doldrums.
Johnson Jonas rehearsed his swing on an imaginary ball, mentally walking himself through perfect posture and controlled movement He made a practice swing, judged it to be satisfactory, then addressed his actual ball.
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Lou MacMayor, president of the Institute of Nationalized Humane Health Care, has the solution to America's health insurance problems. He's figured out how to take a huge bite out of costs by using brilliantly trained Swedish Elkhounds to sniff out, then snuff out, those costly, disease-carrying people who send premiums skyrocketing.
Though the cost benefit of culling the herd of humanity looks great on paper, in reality it's fairly messy business, and the dog attacks plaguing the U.S. have come to the attention of CURE. Harold Smith wants to know who let the dogs out, and why they are attacking the elderly and infirm. Remo's happy to turn MacMayor and his Scandinavian breeder into hamburger - but it's the elusive, mysterious dog handler known as The Foreman whose extraordinary skills give new meaning to the phrase "dog eat dog."
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