Ornaments of Death
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He had dark brown hair gelled to a center peak and walked with a teenager’s strut. His gold-toned nameplate read OFFICER E. O’KEEFE. As soon as I double-parked, he took the steps two at a time, reaching me before I’d turned off the engine.
“Ms. Prescott? Chief Hunter asked me to send you right in. If you’ll set your flashers and leave the key, I’ll take care of your car.”
I swung my tote bag over my shoulder, thanked him as I tossed him my key ring, and hurried up the steps.
I tugged on the entr...yway door, expecting it to be locked, but it opened freely. Masking tape covered the locking mechanism. Becca’s apartment door stood open. I stuck my head in and peeked around the corner.
Ellis stood in front of Ethan’s photo of the neon coral and sponges, his head tilted to the left, his hands on his hips, concentrating.
I knocked twice and walked in.
He looked up and smiled. “You made good time.”
“No traffic.” I nodded at the photo. “What do you think?”
“Do you really see that when you snorkel?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had dark brown hair gelled to a center peak and walked with a teenager’s strut. His gold-toned nameplate read OFFICER E. O’KEEFE. As soon as I double-parked, he took the steps two at a time, reaching me before I’d turned off the engine.
“Ms. Prescott? Chief Hunter asked me to send you right in. If you’ll set your flashers and leave the key, I’ll take care of your car.”
I swung my tote bag over my shoulder, thanked him as I tossed him my key ring, and hurried up the steps.
I tugged on the entr...yway door, expecting it to be locked, but it opened freely. Masking tape covered the locking mechanism. Becca’s apartment door stood open. I stuck my head in and peeked around the corner.
Ellis stood in front of Ethan’s photo of the neon coral and sponges, his head tilted to the left, his hands on his hips, concentrating.
I knocked twice and walked in.
He looked up and smiled. “You made good time.”
“No traffic.” I nodded at the photo. “What do you think?”
“Do you really see that when you snorkel?”
What to read after Ornaments of Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane K. Cleland to read onlineMoreLess
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