Lost Girls: An Unsolved American Mystery
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He went back with Kim every two weeks.
Kim supplied Dave with a considerably sanitized version of her life story: the childhood in Wilmington and the kids—six of them now, three in North Carolina and three here on Long Island—but none of the drugs and none of the prostitution. She told him that she was living two towns away with her boyfriend, Mike Donato, and their kids. Dave learned later that Mike’s parents were doing most, if not all, of the child care; Mike and Kim had even signed over cus...tody. He didn’t meet Mike right away; Kim said he was in jail for passing bad checks. So the coast was clear for them to get together.
Kim made a big show of having fun in bed with Dave. If, in hindsight, something about her seemed a little too rote, with no sense of discovery or surprise, it didn’t matter to him. He was ready to do anything for her and to show her off to everyone. He brought Kim to a friend’s wedding, shopping for the dress with her beforehand. He sent presents to her kids in North Carolina—clothes, gift certificates, roller skates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He went back with Kim every two weeks.
Kim supplied Dave with a considerably sanitized version of her life story: the childhood in Wilmington and the kids—six of them now, three in North Carolina and three here on Long Island—but none of the drugs and none of the prostitution. She told him that she was living two towns away with her boyfriend, Mike Donato, and their kids. Dave learned later that Mike’s parents were doing most, if not all, of the child care; Mike and Kim had even signed over cus...tody. He didn’t meet Mike right away; Kim said he was in jail for passing bad checks. So the coast was clear for them to get together.
Kim made a big show of having fun in bed with Dave. If, in hindsight, something about her seemed a little too rote, with no sense of discovery or surprise, it didn’t matter to him. He was ready to do anything for her and to show her off to everyone. He brought Kim to a friend’s wedding, shopping for the dress with her beforehand. He sent presents to her kids in North Carolina—clothes, gift certificates, roller skates.
What to read after Lost Girls: An Unsolved American Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Kolker to read onlineMoreLess
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Srh 7 years ago
This book helps the reader put all the background facts together. It does leave some unanswered questions about the LISK but that is understandable since these murders have yet to be solved. Good book and worth the read!Write Review:
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