CSI Christmas — A Short Story

CSI writer Corinne Marrinan wrote a short Christmas story featuring our beloved CSIs that was published by UK’s Daily Mail. Here is a sneak peek:

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Christmas – an exclusive short story

By Corinne Marrinan
Last updated at 9:48 PM on 19th December 2009

One dollar and eighty-seven cents. That was all Brass had on him. He laid a credit card on the bar counter and wished it luck. It only had to bear the price of a couple of rounds, but his salary and his expenses were not on speaking terms lately.

It was Christmas in Las Vegas. Every year, it set him back until April. Which was tax time. Which set him back until Christmas. There was a comforting rhythm to it.

‘They have some good single malts,’ Catherine said, and ordered a beer. That was one of the things Brass liked about her. She had class, but didn’t make a man pay for it.

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Please go to the Daily Mail website for the complete first part. The final part will be in next week’s Mail On Sunday.

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