Death's Savage Passion
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Caroline Dooley wailed. “All I wanted was the manuscript.” She looked around the group of us in the lobby, partly furious, partly despairing. She must not have liked what she saw. Her face went red, her eyes dark.
“For God’s sake,” she said. “Somebody ripped up my office; I called looking for another copy of her manuscript. That’s all.”
“Somebody ripped up Sarah’s manuscript?” I said.
“Somebody ripped up all the manuscripts,” Caroline said. “Also the files, the scheduling sheets, the art notes—e...verything. Came in with a razor, according to the police.” She gave the police a contemptuous glare. “Shredded the place. Even the carpet. If I didn’t know where Dana Morton was at the time, I’d—”
“Why Dana Morton?” Tony Marsh said. “What does Dana Morton have against you?”
“Oh, don’t be naive,” Caroline said again. She stared at the pack of cigarettes I had taken out of my pocket, reached over, and took it from me. She lit up like a veteran.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Caroline Dooley wailed. “All I wanted was the manuscript.” She looked around the group of us in the lobby, partly furious, partly despairing. She must not have liked what she saw. Her face went red, her eyes dark.
“For God’s sake,” she said. “Somebody ripped up my office; I called looking for another copy of her manuscript. That’s all.”
“Somebody ripped up Sarah’s manuscript?” I said.
“Somebody ripped up all the manuscripts,” Caroline said. “Also the files, the scheduling sheets, the art notes—e...verything. Came in with a razor, according to the police.” She gave the police a contemptuous glare. “Shredded the place. Even the carpet. If I didn’t know where Dana Morton was at the time, I’d—”
“Why Dana Morton?” Tony Marsh said. “What does Dana Morton have against you?”
“Oh, don’t be naive,” Caroline said again. She stared at the pack of cigarettes I had taken out of my pocket, reached over, and took it from me. She lit up like a veteran.
What to read after Death's Savage Passion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Haddam to read onlineMoreLess
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