Sugarplum Dead
Sugarplum Dead
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“Sometimes”—a lock of silver-blond hair fell forward as she bent to peer in the opening—“there’s a secret opening behind the drawer. Hmm. Yes, oh, it’s opening.” Her usually tart tone rose in excitement.
Annie listened to the sound of scrabbling nails.
“Oh damn. A splinter.” Donna yanked out her hand. Irritation emphasized the thin lines that bracketed her eyes and mouth. “Empty. Oh well, this whole thing’s a fool’s errand.” She whirled away from the desk. “There’s nothing of interest in here.” ...She waved her hand at the huge reception area. “When you look closely, there aren’t many places anyone could hope to hide papers. Have you had any luck?”
Annie didn’t explain that she wasn’t part of the search party. She said vaguely, “Not yet.”
Donna brushed dust from her silk skirt. “Well, there are no hidden memoirs, no steamy love letters, not a frigging thing of interest in this dusty room that should have been condemned before it was built.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Sometimes”—a lock of silver-blond hair fell forward as she bent to peer in the opening—“there’s a secret opening behind the drawer. Hmm. Yes, oh, it’s opening.” Her usually tart tone rose in excitement.
Annie listened to the sound of scrabbling nails.
“Oh damn. A splinter.” Donna yanked out her hand. Irritation emphasized the thin lines that bracketed her eyes and mouth. “Empty. Oh well, this whole thing’s a fool’s errand.” She whirled away from the desk. “There’s nothing of interest in here.” ...She waved her hand at the huge reception area. “When you look closely, there aren’t many places anyone could hope to hide papers. Have you had any luck?”
Annie didn’t explain that she wasn’t part of the search party. She said vaguely, “Not yet.”
Donna brushed dust from her silk skirt. “Well, there are no hidden memoirs, no steamy love letters, not a frigging thing of interest in this dusty room that should have been condemned before it was built.”
What to read after Sugarplum Dead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn G. Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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