Exposed (Twisted Cedar Mysteries book 3)
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She begged, she cried, she even told me this sob story about how much her mother needed her.”
Dougal didn’t know what he hated the most. The sound of his father’s voice, or the sight of his face—especially his eyes, which Dougal had been told were so much like his own.
It was late Saturday afternoon and Dougal had been sitting in the small back room at the sheriff’s office for hours. He had his chair positioned about three feet from the computer screen. He would have preferred more distance but ...Ed complained when he couldn’t see his eyes.
The proximity was killing Dougal. It didn’t help that he’d had less than four hours of sleep in a row since Chester went missing.
Even in the best of shape, though, he’d have trouble listening to Ed describe the murders. And Ed’s heartless accounts of his victims’ suffering was the worst.
Earlier that summer Dougal had driven to Medford and met Isabel Fraser’s mother. Ruth Fraser was intelligent, good-humored, kind...and blind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She begged, she cried, she even told me this sob story about how much her mother needed her.”
Dougal didn’t know what he hated the most. The sound of his father’s voice, or the sight of his face—especially his eyes, which Dougal had been told were so much like his own.
It was late Saturday afternoon and Dougal had been sitting in the small back room at the sheriff’s office for hours. He had his chair positioned about three feet from the computer screen. He would have preferred more distance but ...Ed complained when he couldn’t see his eyes.
The proximity was killing Dougal. It didn’t help that he’d had less than four hours of sleep in a row since Chester went missing.
Even in the best of shape, though, he’d have trouble listening to Ed describe the murders. And Ed’s heartless accounts of his victims’ suffering was the worst.
Earlier that summer Dougal had driven to Medford and met Isabel Fraser’s mother. Ruth Fraser was intelligent, good-humored, kind...and blind.
What to read after Exposed (Twisted Cedar Mysteries book 3)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C. J. Carmichael to read onlineMoreLess
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