Living Death
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from his iPad. He picked it up and saw that Maureen Callahan’s car was on the move.
He watched it for a while, swigging the last of his can of warm Pepsi-Cola, trying to see if he could judge where it was heading. The car left Douglas Lawn, where Maureen Callahan lived, and joined the eastbound lane of the main N40. Its signal temporarily disappeared while it drove through the Jack Lynch Tunnel, but then it reappeared on the other side of the river, and turned east again when it reached the inte...rsection with the N25.
It was only then that he called Katie.
‘Maureen Callahan’s on the move, ma’am. She’s on the main Cork Road heading east. Just passing the Euro Business Park. She’s driving like she stole it, too, the speed she’s going.’ ‘Thanks, Michael, and listen – get yourself ready to go after her. If she’s going where I think she might be going, I want you to be there, to see what she does, and who she meets.’ ‘No bother, ma’am. My jacket’s hanging ready on the back of my chair.’ Detective Ó Doubhilin kept watching the progress of Maureen Callahan’s car as it crossed over Harper’s Island and reached the roundabout at Cobh Cross.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
from his iPad. He picked it up and saw that Maureen Callahan’s car was on the move.
He watched it for a while, swigging the last of his can of warm Pepsi-Cola, trying to see if he could judge where it was heading. The car left Douglas Lawn, where Maureen Callahan lived, and joined the eastbound lane of the main N40. Its signal temporarily disappeared while it drove through the Jack Lynch Tunnel, but then it reappeared on the other side of the river, and turned east again when it reached the inte...rsection with the N25.
It was only then that he called Katie.
‘Maureen Callahan’s on the move, ma’am. She’s on the main Cork Road heading east. Just passing the Euro Business Park. She’s driving like she stole it, too, the speed she’s going.’ ‘Thanks, Michael, and listen – get yourself ready to go after her. If she’s going where I think she might be going, I want you to be there, to see what she does, and who she meets.’ ‘No bother, ma’am. My jacket’s hanging ready on the back of my chair.’ Detective Ó Doubhilin kept watching the progress of Maureen Callahan’s car as it crossed over Harper’s Island and reached the roundabout at Cobh Cross.
What to read after Living Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham Masterton to read onlineMoreLess
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