Gold Medal Murder (2010)
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FRANK “We’re nearly there!” George yelled to me as we raced through the streets of downtown LA. She had her smart phone out and was reading the directions to the Good Samaritan Hospital from the screen. “Take a left at the next corner.” It wasn’t that far away, and given LA’s traffic, we figured we’d make better time on foot.
We arrived, out of breath, outside of the wide white expanse of the hospital, just as a taxi pulled in.
“Wait for me!” Joe yelled. He threw some money at the cabbie, and to...gether we all ran into the lobby. We nearly flew up the steps to Lexi’s room.
Lexi lay on the bed, her eyes half-closed. Between the exhaustion and the painkillers they had her on, she wasn’t fully conscious. There was a bandage wrapped around her left leg, but she didn’t look too bad. Nancy and Bess were sitting in two chairs on either side of the room, half comforting Lexi, half guarding her. A curtain ran down the middle of the room, cutting it in two.
“Poor Lexi!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FRANK “We’re nearly there!” George yelled to me as we raced through the streets of downtown LA. She had her smart phone out and was reading the directions to the Good Samaritan Hospital from the screen. “Take a left at the next corner.” It wasn’t that far away, and given LA’s traffic, we figured we’d make better time on foot.
We arrived, out of breath, outside of the wide white expanse of the hospital, just as a taxi pulled in.
“Wait for me!” Joe yelled. He threw some money at the cabbie, and to...gether we all ran into the lobby. We nearly flew up the steps to Lexi’s room.
Lexi lay on the bed, her eyes half-closed. Between the exhaustion and the painkillers they had her on, she wasn’t fully conscious. There was a bandage wrapped around her left leg, but she didn’t look too bad. Nancy and Bess were sitting in two chairs on either side of the room, half comforting Lexi, half guarding her. A curtain ran down the middle of the room, cutting it in two.
“Poor Lexi!”
What to read after Gold Medal Murder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin W. Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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