Philly Stakes (2012)
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I’D HAVE TO ASK MY MOTHER.
What bothered me most was that while everybody seemed ready to be named a murderer, not one of them even mentioned remorse or sorrow about the act. In fact, they seemed chilly and proud of having done the deed.
That made it sound like a group effort, but nobody claimed membership in a club. Not a one of the trio had spoken of collusion or cooperation. Each had acted alone, yet nobody is killed three times.
Either one had done it and two were lying, or all three were gu...ilty of conspiracy and were playing with the truth. Or, and this was my theory of choice because I wanted it so, all three were innocent, lying for reasons I didn’t yet know.
I wondered if anyone had found the missing guest list, or if anyone would even care about doing so now that Peter had confessed.
Alice Clausen sighed jaggedly, startling me. There was something pathetically forgettable about her, a sense that she hadn’t made much of an impression even on herself. “That was your policeman friend, wasn’t it?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’D HAVE TO ASK MY MOTHER.
What bothered me most was that while everybody seemed ready to be named a murderer, not one of them even mentioned remorse or sorrow about the act. In fact, they seemed chilly and proud of having done the deed.
That made it sound like a group effort, but nobody claimed membership in a club. Not a one of the trio had spoken of collusion or cooperation. Each had acted alone, yet nobody is killed three times.
Either one had done it and two were lying, or all three were gu...ilty of conspiracy and were playing with the truth. Or, and this was my theory of choice because I wanted it so, all three were innocent, lying for reasons I didn’t yet know.
I wondered if anyone had found the missing guest list, or if anyone would even care about doing so now that Peter had confessed.
Alice Clausen sighed jaggedly, startling me. There was something pathetically forgettable about her, a sense that she hadn’t made much of an impression even on herself. “That was your policeman friend, wasn’t it?”
What to read after Philly Stakes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gillian Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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