" one. ‘Is there a problem?’ The young woman sounded stressed. Maybe her summer hadn’t been so quiet and the last thing she needed was one of her cases to blow up. ‘I was hoping you’d be able to tell me that. What’s your involvement with the Keane family?’ ‘I’ll need to phone you back,’ Freya said. ‘Check out who you are.’ ‘Tell you what: I can come over and see you. I’ll have my warrant card and we can have a proper chat. It’s always better to talk face-to-face.’ Vera paused, in an effort to "

― Ann Cleeves , The Seagull (Vera Stanhope #8)