Road Rage (2011)
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“I owe you an apology, Mike,” Wexford said. “You were right all along. I daresay I was rude to you—can’t remember what I said, but I expect it was nasty.”
“I didn’t know, you know. I was doing your intuitive thing. It was just a very powerful feeling. I didn’t know Trotter’s second wife was Linda Dickson’s sister, I didn’t go into his family tree, though maybe I should have.”
“He was only married to her for five minutes,” said Wexford. “The mystery is the woman feels she owes him some sort of lo...yalty. She came out with it quite involuntarily. ‘Well, he’s my brother-in-law, isn’t he?’ was what she said. She seems to subscribe to the curious notion that once a brother-in-law always a brother-in-law, irrespective of intervening divorces and remarriages. These days that must give some people very large extended families.”
“Dickson didn’t mention it, though?”
“Dickson didn’t know his wife saw Trotter. Or maybe he just didn’t want to know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I owe you an apology, Mike,” Wexford said. “You were right all along. I daresay I was rude to you—can’t remember what I said, but I expect it was nasty.”
“I didn’t know, you know. I was doing your intuitive thing. It was just a very powerful feeling. I didn’t know Trotter’s second wife was Linda Dickson’s sister, I didn’t go into his family tree, though maybe I should have.”
“He was only married to her for five minutes,” said Wexford. “The mystery is the woman feels she owes him some sort of lo...yalty. She came out with it quite involuntarily. ‘Well, he’s my brother-in-law, isn’t he?’ was what she said. She seems to subscribe to the curious notion that once a brother-in-law always a brother-in-law, irrespective of intervening divorces and remarriages. These days that must give some people very large extended families.”
“Dickson didn’t mention it, though?”
“Dickson didn’t know his wife saw Trotter. Or maybe he just didn’t want to know.
What to read after Road Rage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Rendell to read onlineMoreLess
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