Killer On a Hot Tin Roof (2010)
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As I turned, I half expected to see Detective Ramsey or Detective Nesbit–the grip felt like that of a cop–but instead I saw the gruff but worried face of Dr. Ian Keller.
“I’m sorry, Ms. Dickinson,” he said. “I didn’t mean to startle you.”
“That’s all right,” I told him.
“I just wanted to say that I heard about what happened last night, and I’m sorry.”
“About Mr. Burleson, you mean?”
“Yeah, that, too, but mainly about you finding the body like that. I know how upsetting a thing like that can be.”...
The way he phrased that made me wonder. He hadn’t said that he could guess how upsetting it was to stumble over a corpse. He said he knew. I had to ask myself if he was speaking from personal experience.
But all I said was, “Thank you. It was a bad night, all right.”
“I’m sure.” He turned his head to look out over the ballroom. “There’s an empty table over there. Would you mind if we had breakfast together?”
I couldn’t figure out why he wanted to sit with me while we ate, but since I wanted to talk to him anyway, I wasn’t going to refuse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As I turned, I half expected to see Detective Ramsey or Detective Nesbit–the grip felt like that of a cop–but instead I saw the gruff but worried face of Dr. Ian Keller.
“I’m sorry, Ms. Dickinson,” he said. “I didn’t mean to startle you.”
“That’s all right,” I told him.
“I just wanted to say that I heard about what happened last night, and I’m sorry.”
“About Mr. Burleson, you mean?”
“Yeah, that, too, but mainly about you finding the body like that. I know how upsetting a thing like that can be.”...
The way he phrased that made me wonder. He hadn’t said that he could guess how upsetting it was to stumble over a corpse. He said he knew. I had to ask myself if he was speaking from personal experience.
But all I said was, “Thank you. It was a bad night, all right.”
“I’m sure.” He turned his head to look out over the ballroom. “There’s an empty table over there. Would you mind if we had breakfast together?”
I couldn’t figure out why he wanted to sit with me while we ate, but since I wanted to talk to him anyway, I wasn’t going to refuse.
What to read after Killer On a Hot Tin Roof?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Livia J. Washburn to read onlineMoreLess
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