Life Sentence (2013)
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She folded her hands in her lap, waiting. She had a fair idea of what was coming: the terse note on her desk telling her to go straight to his office had been a good indication. Henson had no doubt thrown his toys out of his pram and demanded her removal from the case.After the initial surge of fury, she realised she’d be very grateful if he had. She owed it to the child to drive through every possible aspect of the investigation in as short as possible a time in the hope she might still be aliv...e: if that meant graciously handing over the case to a younger, more energetic officer, so be it. Equally she wanted to obtain justice for Elise, and now time was getting short for that.‘Tell me about the Rebecca case,’ the Chief said suddenly.Why? Surely Henson had updated him? Or, more likely, Mark? ‘We’ve obtained every inch of CCTV footage we can. We’ve virtually torn apart the family computer. She doesn’t possess a mobile phone—’ ‘No mobile!’‘A pleasantly old-fashioned family: she has to use the family TV and computer, and she’s learning classical piano.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She folded her hands in her lap, waiting. She had a fair idea of what was coming: the terse note on her desk telling her to go straight to his office had been a good indication. Henson had no doubt thrown his toys out of his pram and demanded her removal from the case.After the initial surge of fury, she realised she’d be very grateful if he had. She owed it to the child to drive through every possible aspect of the investigation in as short as possible a time in the hope she might still be aliv...e: if that meant graciously handing over the case to a younger, more energetic officer, so be it. Equally she wanted to obtain justice for Elise, and now time was getting short for that.‘Tell me about the Rebecca case,’ the Chief said suddenly.Why? Surely Henson had updated him? Or, more likely, Mark? ‘We’ve obtained every inch of CCTV footage we can. We’ve virtually torn apart the family computer. She doesn’t possess a mobile phone—’ ‘No mobile!’‘A pleasantly old-fashioned family: she has to use the family TV and computer, and she’s learning classical piano.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judith Cutler to read onlineMoreLess
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