Plain Killing
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She could hardly believe it. Was it really possible that someone of her parents’ faith was involved in such a terrible crime? One of their own neighbors? Was that why Hannah had refused to give them any information?
What Amish person would risk his immortal soul by selling their own into slavery?
Rachel’s first impulse, when she had gotten back to her car, had been to call Evan. But she had to confirm or disprove the accusation before she went to Evan. Right now, the information bordered on goss...ip, or could be seen that way. And even then, she knew she could never reveal to him, to anyone, where she’d gotten the information.
Despite Mary Aaron’s warning, Rachel felt as if she had no choice but to try to talk to Hannah again. She needed to at least get her to say if she’d left the valley on her own, if someone had helped her flee, or if someone had taken her against her will. Was Hannah protecting someone nearby because she was afraid? But if she feared someone in Stone Mill, why had she come back?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She could hardly believe it. Was it really possible that someone of her parents’ faith was involved in such a terrible crime? One of their own neighbors? Was that why Hannah had refused to give them any information?
What Amish person would risk his immortal soul by selling their own into slavery?
Rachel’s first impulse, when she had gotten back to her car, had been to call Evan. But she had to confirm or disprove the accusation before she went to Evan. Right now, the information bordered on goss...ip, or could be seen that way. And even then, she knew she could never reveal to him, to anyone, where she’d gotten the information.
Despite Mary Aaron’s warning, Rachel felt as if she had no choice but to try to talk to Hannah again. She needed to at least get her to say if she’d left the valley on her own, if someone had helped her flee, or if someone had taken her against her will. Was Hannah protecting someone nearby because she was afraid? But if she feared someone in Stone Mill, why had she come back?
What to read after Plain Killing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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