Beneath the Bones
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She hoped it was Terry, expected it to be Dale, but it turned out to be neither. It was Ronnie Doyle, her second in command.
“Hey, Ronnie. I was just about to head in.”
“You might want to take a detour over to the Caffeine Café first, Sheriff.” No matter how many times Joanne had told him to call her by her first name, Ronnie never did. He said he didn’t think it was respectful. His voice sounded muffled, and she knew he was wearing his mask. No surprise there. He’d probably just gotten in and h...adn’t had time to finish the morning sterilization of his work station. He always wore a surgical mask when using cleaning chemicals.
Joanne sighed. “I don’t suppose it’s because you want me to pick up a sack of donuts.” Like he’d ever touch any of Debbie’s baked goods. Ronnie only ate food that he prepared himself.
“ ’Fraid not. Mrs. Coulter called a minute ago and said she had a visitor last night.”
Even before Ronnie began providing details, Joanne felt a tingling at the base of her skull, a cold fluttering in the pit of her stomach, and she knew that what had already been shaping up to be a bad day had just gotten worse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She hoped it was Terry, expected it to be Dale, but it turned out to be neither. It was Ronnie Doyle, her second in command.
“Hey, Ronnie. I was just about to head in.”
“You might want to take a detour over to the Caffeine Café first, Sheriff.” No matter how many times Joanne had told him to call her by her first name, Ronnie never did. He said he didn’t think it was respectful. His voice sounded muffled, and she knew he was wearing his mask. No surprise there. He’d probably just gotten in and h...adn’t had time to finish the morning sterilization of his work station. He always wore a surgical mask when using cleaning chemicals.
Joanne sighed. “I don’t suppose it’s because you want me to pick up a sack of donuts.” Like he’d ever touch any of Debbie’s baked goods. Ronnie only ate food that he prepared himself.
“ ’Fraid not. Mrs. Coulter called a minute ago and said she had a visitor last night.”
Even before Ronnie began providing details, Joanne felt a tingling at the base of her skull, a cold fluttering in the pit of her stomach, and she knew that what had already been shaping up to be a bad day had just gotten worse.
What to read after Beneath the Bones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tim Waggoner to read onlineMoreLess
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