A Widow's Curse (2007)
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Andrews slept the entire way. I tried desperately not to think too much about Mr. Spivey and ended up obsessing about Eloise Barnsley’s portrait instead.
We arrived back home, only to discover the presence of not one but three police cars in my yard and a dark sedan that could only belong to Detective Huyne.
Andrews woke with a start when the truck came to a halt. He rubbed his eyes before he noticed the plethora of constabulary vehicles.
“Christ on a crutch!” He slumped down in the seat. “We’re... going to jail.”
In something of a wild moment, I thought I might just turn the truck on again, throw it into reverse, and careen down the mountain. Maybe I could lose myself in the woods, but I didn’t think Andrews would survive. I could have shoved him out of the truck, but before I had a chance to act on any impulse, Skidmore appeared on the porch, shaking his head and motioning me into my house.
“We’re not going to jail.” I didn’t even sound confident to myself; I’m certain Andrews didn’t buy the sentiment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Andrews slept the entire way. I tried desperately not to think too much about Mr. Spivey and ended up obsessing about Eloise Barnsley’s portrait instead.
We arrived back home, only to discover the presence of not one but three police cars in my yard and a dark sedan that could only belong to Detective Huyne.
Andrews woke with a start when the truck came to a halt. He rubbed his eyes before he noticed the plethora of constabulary vehicles.
“Christ on a crutch!” He slumped down in the seat. “We’re... going to jail.”
In something of a wild moment, I thought I might just turn the truck on again, throw it into reverse, and careen down the mountain. Maybe I could lose myself in the woods, but I didn’t think Andrews would survive. I could have shoved him out of the truck, but before I had a chance to act on any impulse, Skidmore appeared on the porch, shaking his head and motioning me into my house.
“We’re not going to jail.” I didn’t even sound confident to myself; I’m certain Andrews didn’t buy the sentiment.
What to read after A Widow's Curse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillip Depoy to read onlineMoreLess
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