Climate Change: a Nina Bannister Mystery (The Nina Bannister Mysteries book 7)
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During the mile or so walk back from the lake to the plantation house, Nina said little to the professor who walked in front of her, and spent most of the time thinking that it would be good for her to spend the entire morning locked away in her room, if for no other purpose than to imagine where and when and IN GOD’S NAME HOW??? did Professor Brighton Dunbury and Harriet Crossman become lovers?
But she was not to be allowed this luxury.
Much had been happening at the Candles.
In the first place..., the cats were proving to be a problem. Unfettered access to every room and every corridor, such access granted by the ubiquitous cat doors carefully carpentered into the place by its original, obviously cat-loving builders gave them equally unfettered access to each other, And after a few hours of such access, it became painfully clear to their owners, and much more painfully clear to Margot, that they all either hated each other or loved each other.
In various rooms or corners, on various counter tops, behind various chairs and sofas, under various beds—they hurled themselves hissing and spitting and clawing and tearing and ripping and spewing and yowling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
During the mile or so walk back from the lake to the plantation house, Nina said little to the professor who walked in front of her, and spent most of the time thinking that it would be good for her to spend the entire morning locked away in her room, if for no other purpose than to imagine where and when and IN GOD’S NAME HOW??? did Professor Brighton Dunbury and Harriet Crossman become lovers?
But she was not to be allowed this luxury.
Much had been happening at the Candles.
In the first place..., the cats were proving to be a problem. Unfettered access to every room and every corridor, such access granted by the ubiquitous cat doors carefully carpentered into the place by its original, obviously cat-loving builders gave them equally unfettered access to each other, And after a few hours of such access, it became painfully clear to their owners, and much more painfully clear to Margot, that they all either hated each other or loved each other.
In various rooms or corners, on various counter tops, behind various chairs and sofas, under various beds—they hurled themselves hissing and spitting and clawing and tearing and ripping and spewing and yowling.
What to read after Climate Change: a Nina Bannister Mystery (The Nina Bannister Mysteries book 7)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joe Reese to read onlineMoreLess
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