Parallel Life (2012)
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Stirring was not the right word for the rumblings and stumblings of Hermione Compton-Milne. In a bedroom on the first floor, Harriet moaned and turned sideways, pulling a pillow over her head. Gran was on the loose. It was Tuesday, the loosest of all days, because Tuesday meant Family Breakfast. All residents of Weaver’s Warp were required by law to put in an appearance in the breakfast room. Any refusers were debited like failed runners in some field event – back to the stables with several fle...as in the ear and no treats for the foreseeable future. Escape was impossible. ‘Oh God, oh God, oh God,’ breathed Harrie. The Gestapo was on its way.
The first stairlift hummed. Harrie raised her pillow to listen.
‘If he never smiled, he’d look better,’ proclaimed the matriarch, from the other side of her bedroom door. ‘What’s his name?’ Gran’s carer answered, ‘Michael Jardine.’ ‘Yes, well, it was better when Taggart was alive. He’d a face like a bad knee, but he never looked like a pervert.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stirring was not the right word for the rumblings and stumblings of Hermione Compton-Milne. In a bedroom on the first floor, Harriet moaned and turned sideways, pulling a pillow over her head. Gran was on the loose. It was Tuesday, the loosest of all days, because Tuesday meant Family Breakfast. All residents of Weaver’s Warp were required by law to put in an appearance in the breakfast room. Any refusers were debited like failed runners in some field event – back to the stables with several fle...as in the ear and no treats for the foreseeable future. Escape was impossible. ‘Oh God, oh God, oh God,’ breathed Harrie. The Gestapo was on its way.
The first stairlift hummed. Harrie raised her pillow to listen.
‘If he never smiled, he’d look better,’ proclaimed the matriarch, from the other side of her bedroom door. ‘What’s his name?’ Gran’s carer answered, ‘Michael Jardine.’ ‘Yes, well, it was better when Taggart was alive. He’d a face like a bad knee, but he never looked like a pervert.
What to read after Parallel Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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