Mistletoe And Murder (2011)
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The poor girl had been too distraught last night to make much sense, but by now she was probably dying for someone sympathetic to talk to. She might be ready to spill all sorts of beans. Unless, of course, she had had a hand in the killing of Calloway, in which case Daisy could not decently count herself as a sympathetic listener.
Either way, Felicity was quite likely still asleep. Daisy didn’t want to wake her, especially when she remembered that Jemima was sharing her room. Jemima was not the ...person she would choose as an audience for a heart-to-heart.
Breakfast first, Daisy decided. With luck Miles would be there and could tell her more about what had happened last night than Alec had managed before falling asleep. She went downstairs. Godfrey and Dora and Jemima were in the dining room.
“Good morning, Mrs. Fletcher,” Dora greeted Daisy. She looked as if she had slept on pins and needles, if at all. “Jemima says you helped Felicity to bed last night …”
“She ricked her ankle rather nastily, but not a serious sprain, I’m sure.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The poor girl had been too distraught last night to make much sense, but by now she was probably dying for someone sympathetic to talk to. She might be ready to spill all sorts of beans. Unless, of course, she had had a hand in the killing of Calloway, in which case Daisy could not decently count herself as a sympathetic listener.
Either way, Felicity was quite likely still asleep. Daisy didn’t want to wake her, especially when she remembered that Jemima was sharing her room. Jemima was not the ...person she would choose as an audience for a heart-to-heart.
Breakfast first, Daisy decided. With luck Miles would be there and could tell her more about what had happened last night than Alec had managed before falling asleep. She went downstairs. Godfrey and Dora and Jemima were in the dining room.
“Good morning, Mrs. Fletcher,” Dora greeted Daisy. She looked as if she had slept on pins and needles, if at all. “Jemima says you helped Felicity to bed last night …”
“She ricked her ankle rather nastily, but not a serious sprain, I’m sure.”
What to read after Mistletoe And Murder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carola Dunn to read onlineMoreLess
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