Head Games (2011)
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“Who is it?” Davidson demanded, on his feet.
“How do you know?” Baitshop asked.
“The keloid scarring,” Molly said. “I’ve seen it. I’ve seen him. And they’re right. He’s completely forgettable.” She couldn’t seem to stop shaking. “Unless, of course, you happen to set him to stuttering. I should have connected it sooner, but his hospital record wasn’t that bad yet. He didn’t show up anywhere, and I just got focused on Lewis and Allen, ya know? I mean, it was so much easier that way.”
Certainly eas...ier than suspecting someone to whom you’ve entrusted your patients.
A forgettable nonentity you just wanted to ignore.
A shy, stumbling man with earnest eyes.
She was going to vomit all over Sergeant Davidson’s shoes. She should warn him, she guessed.
“His name is John Martin,” she said, closing her eyes against the surge of nausea. “He’s been working at Grace Hospital. He’d been hired for maintenance and then cross-trained to do patient care—I’d bet my ass without anybody rechecking all his references and qualifications.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Who is it?” Davidson demanded, on his feet.
“How do you know?” Baitshop asked.
“The keloid scarring,” Molly said. “I’ve seen it. I’ve seen him. And they’re right. He’s completely forgettable.” She couldn’t seem to stop shaking. “Unless, of course, you happen to set him to stuttering. I should have connected it sooner, but his hospital record wasn’t that bad yet. He didn’t show up anywhere, and I just got focused on Lewis and Allen, ya know? I mean, it was so much easier that way.”
Certainly eas...ier than suspecting someone to whom you’ve entrusted your patients.
A forgettable nonentity you just wanted to ignore.
A shy, stumbling man with earnest eyes.
She was going to vomit all over Sergeant Davidson’s shoes. She should warn him, she guessed.
“His name is John Martin,” she said, closing her eyes against the surge of nausea. “He’s been working at Grace Hospital. He’d been hired for maintenance and then cross-trained to do patient care—I’d bet my ass without anybody rechecking all his references and qualifications.”
What to read after Head Games?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eileen Dreyer to read onlineMoreLess
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