No Mortal Reason (2007)
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Diana wasn’t surprised. The fact that Norman Saugus’s body was no longer in the cornfield indicated that a coroner’s jury had already viewed it and moved on to the next stage of their duties.
“Mr. Buckley is not happy you two left before he could question you,” Mrs. Ellington informed them.
Diana suspected he’d be even less pleased when he found out where they’d gone and why. She was sure it was only a matter of time before Mr. Buckley discovered that she was a newspaper reporter.
“They’re in th...e main dining room,” Mrs. Ellington added, leading the way. “With half the town crowding in, it seemed the best place.”
Diana’s steps faltered. “Does that mean I’ll have to answer questions before an audience?” she whispered to Ben. Giving testimony suddenly seemed uncomfortably similar to being on stage. She hoped she wouldn’t mumble her lines or, worse, forget what she’d meant to say.
“Just concentrate on Mr. Buckley,” Ben advised. “Ignore everyone else in the room.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Diana wasn’t surprised. The fact that Norman Saugus’s body was no longer in the cornfield indicated that a coroner’s jury had already viewed it and moved on to the next stage of their duties.
“Mr. Buckley is not happy you two left before he could question you,” Mrs. Ellington informed them.
Diana suspected he’d be even less pleased when he found out where they’d gone and why. She was sure it was only a matter of time before Mr. Buckley discovered that she was a newspaper reporter.
“They’re in th...e main dining room,” Mrs. Ellington added, leading the way. “With half the town crowding in, it seemed the best place.”
Diana’s steps faltered. “Does that mean I’ll have to answer questions before an audience?” she whispered to Ben. Giving testimony suddenly seemed uncomfortably similar to being on stage. She hoped she wouldn’t mumble her lines or, worse, forget what she’d meant to say.
“Just concentrate on Mr. Buckley,” Ben advised. “Ignore everyone else in the room.”
What to read after No Mortal Reason?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathy Lynn Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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