Evans to Betsy (2011)
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he asked Annabel.
“A little too intense for her own good sometimes,” Annabel said. “Now I just have to find my husband and—oh, here he is now.”
A man was running up the steps from the beach. He was tanned, barefoot, wearing white pants and a flowing white shirt unbuttoned to his waist. His long blond hair blew out behind him like a halo.
“Hi, honey. What’s the problem?” he asked, pausing to give her a peck on the cheek. “I was off jogging but I got a feeling that something was wrong.” He looked ...inquiringly at Evan.
“The constable is looking for a missing girl,” Annabel said.
“Then you’ve come to the right place,” the man said smiling. He held out his hand. “Randy Wunderlich. I’ve located plenty of missing people in my career. What can you tell me about her?”
“The constable thinks she might have stayed here,” Annabel cut in before Evan could answer. “But I think we’ve established that she hasn’t.”
Randy put his fingers to his temples. “Wait a minute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
he asked Annabel.
“A little too intense for her own good sometimes,” Annabel said. “Now I just have to find my husband and—oh, here he is now.”
A man was running up the steps from the beach. He was tanned, barefoot, wearing white pants and a flowing white shirt unbuttoned to his waist. His long blond hair blew out behind him like a halo.
“Hi, honey. What’s the problem?” he asked, pausing to give her a peck on the cheek. “I was off jogging but I got a feeling that something was wrong.” He looked ...inquiringly at Evan.
“The constable is looking for a missing girl,” Annabel said.
“Then you’ve come to the right place,” the man said smiling. He held out his hand. “Randy Wunderlich. I’ve located plenty of missing people in my career. What can you tell me about her?”
“The constable thinks she might have stayed here,” Annabel cut in before Evan could answer. “But I think we’ve established that she hasn’t.”
Randy put his fingers to his temples. “Wait a minute.
What to read after Evans to Betsy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhys Bowen to read onlineMoreLess
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