Fatal Tide
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“What?” “Just do it.” Kelby gave her a cool glance. “Are you delirious?” “No. Maybe. I think I know where Phil moved the papers. There’s a place on the coast. I have to go there. Please. Don’t ask questions.” “You think the papers are there?” “They might be. I have to go.” Nicholas looked at Kelby. Kelby shrugged. “Go ahead. Give him directions, Melis.” The cottage was just as she remembered it. White clapboard with blue shutters closed tight. She opened the door and scrambled out of the car be...fore Kelby could help her. “For God’s sake, Melis.” Kelby caught up with her as she moved toward the cottage and took her arm. “You’re weak as a kitten. You’ll be lucky if you don’t fall on your face.” She didn’t feel weak. The fear-driven adrenaline was surging through her. “Why do you think they may be hidden here?” Kelby asked. “We lived in that cottage for a few months while we were searching the area.” Her eyes were focused on the front door as she shook Kelby’s hand away from her arm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“What?” “Just do it.” Kelby gave her a cool glance. “Are you delirious?” “No. Maybe. I think I know where Phil moved the papers. There’s a place on the coast. I have to go there. Please. Don’t ask questions.” “You think the papers are there?” “They might be. I have to go.” Nicholas looked at Kelby. Kelby shrugged. “Go ahead. Give him directions, Melis.” The cottage was just as she remembered it. White clapboard with blue shutters closed tight. She opened the door and scrambled out of the car be...fore Kelby could help her. “For God’s sake, Melis.” Kelby caught up with her as she moved toward the cottage and took her arm. “You’re weak as a kitten. You’ll be lucky if you don’t fall on your face.” She didn’t feel weak. The fear-driven adrenaline was surging through her. “Why do you think they may be hidden here?” Kelby asked. “We lived in that cottage for a few months while we were searching the area.” Her eyes were focused on the front door as she shook Kelby’s hand away from her arm.
What to read after Fatal Tide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iris Johansen to read onlineMoreLess
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