CHAPTER THIRTY FOUR
Riley sat quietly and let Agent Crivaro do all the talking. They were being debriefed by Special Agent in Charge Erik Lehl about the case they’d just solved. She felt it was best to let Agent Crivaro explain what had happened. He had a much better idea of what Lehl expected to hear than she possibly could.
Besides, Lehl was directing all his questions to Crivaro, almost as if Riley weren’t even in his office.
It wasn’t a very pleasant feeling.
Riley still found the BAU chief to be a formidable and intimidating presence. It occurred to her that the sprawling, lanky man might have made better money as a basketball player. She certainly admired that he’d chosen instead a career in the FBI, and had risen through the ranks to take charge of the FBI’s new Behavioral Analy
