Dead Air (2010)
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Had Robert woken up? She shoved open the double doors and crossed into the reception foyer.
Loud voices echoed off the normally serene walls. Eric’s deep baritone vibrated throughout the station, followed by a woman’s sobs. Gabby strode toward Eric’s office. Although the door was closed, she didn’t bother to knock before entering.
Eric stood behind his desk, his hair sticking up and gaze darting over the seated woman’s hunched form.
Amber, with sobs shaking her body, was speaking. “You can’t ask... me to—” Her words died as her glance shot to Gabby.
The look in the woman’s stare froze Gabby to the core. Remorse, anger and perhaps fear soaked her tear-filled eyes. But there was something more lurking behind those irises…a true sign to Amber Ellison’s mental state—brokenness. Gabby should know—she’d seen it in her own reflection after Blake Riggsdale had finished with her.
Dropping into the chair beside Amber, Gabby threw an arm around the other woman’s shoulders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had Robert woken up? She shoved open the double doors and crossed into the reception foyer.
Loud voices echoed off the normally serene walls. Eric’s deep baritone vibrated throughout the station, followed by a woman’s sobs. Gabby strode toward Eric’s office. Although the door was closed, she didn’t bother to knock before entering.
Eric stood behind his desk, his hair sticking up and gaze darting over the seated woman’s hunched form.
Amber, with sobs shaking her body, was speaking. “You can’t ask... me to—” Her words died as her glance shot to Gabby.
The look in the woman’s stare froze Gabby to the core. Remorse, anger and perhaps fear soaked her tear-filled eyes. But there was something more lurking behind those irises…a true sign to Amber Ellison’s mental state—brokenness. Gabby should know—she’d seen it in her own reflection after Blake Riggsdale had finished with her.
Dropping into the chair beside Amber, Gabby threw an arm around the other woman’s shoulders.
What to read after Dead Air?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robin Caroll to read onlineMoreLess
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