Let the Dead Sleep (2013)
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Cafferty,” Dr. Vincenzo said quietly. He cleared his throat. “We’ll, ah, leave you alone to say your goodbyes.”
Danielle Cafferty stared at Vincenzo, feeling too bewildered and stunned to cry. Until this morning she’d convinced herself that her father would live forever. He was a big man, hearty and robust, the perfect example of a he-man Highlander, rugged as the Scottish terrain that had bred him. But then the call had come from Billie McDougall that Angus Cafferty was in the hospital. His... heart was giving out.
Vincenzo stared back at her awkwardly. Surely, as head of an esteemed cardiac unit, he’d dealt with other situations like this. But he hesitated, then touched her hand gently and left, followed by his sympathetic nurse.
So she understood that it was a matter of time. Her father had fallen into a coma an hour ago and now...
She sat in the hospital chair by his bed, holding his hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cafferty,” Dr. Vincenzo said quietly. He cleared his throat. “We’ll, ah, leave you alone to say your goodbyes.”
Danielle Cafferty stared at Vincenzo, feeling too bewildered and stunned to cry. Until this morning she’d convinced herself that her father would live forever. He was a big man, hearty and robust, the perfect example of a he-man Highlander, rugged as the Scottish terrain that had bred him. But then the call had come from Billie McDougall that Angus Cafferty was in the hospital. His... heart was giving out.
Vincenzo stared back at her awkwardly. Surely, as head of an esteemed cardiac unit, he’d dealt with other situations like this. But he hesitated, then touched her hand gently and left, followed by his sympathetic nurse.
So she understood that it was a matter of time. Her father had fallen into a coma an hour ago and now...
She sat in the hospital chair by his bed, holding his hand.
What to read after Let the Dead Sleep?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heather Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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