My Lost Daughter
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She had already tried to get in touch with Sheriff Mathis but with the three-hour time difference, he had yet to arrive at his office.
Genna Weir stuck her head in the doorway. “I called to see what you were up to this weekend but you never called me back. Was Brooks in town?”
“Not exactly,” she said. “We met in Ventura. I wanted him to see my house.”
“You mean the one you’re going to turn into a nursing home?”
“It isn’t going to be that way. Both of our parents are in good health. They just don...’t see as well as they used to, so we’d rather they not drive.”
“I bet they love that.”
“They don’t drive now, Genna.” She didn’t know why Weir was always ragging on her about their plan. Both she and Brooks knew it might not work, yet it was worth a try.
“So what did lover boy think?”
“He thought the house was perfect. We ran into a homicide, though. I’m certain it’s connected to those suspicious murders the chief asked me to profile. What I need to put it together is the autopsy and ballistics reports from Ventura.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had already tried to get in touch with Sheriff Mathis but with the three-hour time difference, he had yet to arrive at his office.
Genna Weir stuck her head in the doorway. “I called to see what you were up to this weekend but you never called me back. Was Brooks in town?”
“Not exactly,” she said. “We met in Ventura. I wanted him to see my house.”
“You mean the one you’re going to turn into a nursing home?”
“It isn’t going to be that way. Both of our parents are in good health. They just don...’t see as well as they used to, so we’d rather they not drive.”
“I bet they love that.”
“They don’t drive now, Genna.” She didn’t know why Weir was always ragging on her about their plan. Both she and Brooks knew it might not work, yet it was worth a try.
“So what did lover boy think?”
“He thought the house was perfect. We ran into a homicide, though. I’m certain it’s connected to those suspicious murders the chief asked me to profile. What I need to put it together is the autopsy and ballistics reports from Ventura.
What to read after My Lost Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy Taylor Rosenberg to read onlineMoreLess
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