The Garden Plot (2014)
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“Jo, why didn’t you turn?”
“What?” Jo’s face was flushed. “Oh, I wasn’t thinking, Pru, sorry. I thought that was a street too early. Here now, I’ll just go around. We’ll be there in two ticks.”
It took longer than two ticks; Jo drove what seemed to Pru far out of the way before circling back to Grovehill Square, and fifteen more minutes passed before they arrived at her door. She saw Jo glance around the square, as if doing a quick reconnaissance.
“There now,” she said, the relief evident in her... voice, “home again.”
“Right,” said Pru. “Thanks, Jo, I really did have a lovely weekend.”
Jo recovered her good spirits. “You don’t have any appointments at the police station this week, do you?”
Pru smiled. “I’ll talk to you soon.”
Pru took herself and her weekend bag into the front hall. Two days’ worth of post lay on the floor. She shut the door, turned on the light against the gray outside, and bent to pick up her letters. As her hand reached down, she stopped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Jo, why didn’t you turn?”
“What?” Jo’s face was flushed. “Oh, I wasn’t thinking, Pru, sorry. I thought that was a street too early. Here now, I’ll just go around. We’ll be there in two ticks.”
It took longer than two ticks; Jo drove what seemed to Pru far out of the way before circling back to Grovehill Square, and fifteen more minutes passed before they arrived at her door. She saw Jo glance around the square, as if doing a quick reconnaissance.
“There now,” she said, the relief evident in her... voice, “home again.”
“Right,” said Pru. “Thanks, Jo, I really did have a lovely weekend.”
Jo recovered her good spirits. “You don’t have any appointments at the police station this week, do you?”
Pru smiled. “I’ll talk to you soon.”
Pru took herself and her weekend bag into the front hall. Two days’ worth of post lay on the floor. She shut the door, turned on the light against the gray outside, and bent to pick up her letters. As her hand reached down, she stopped.
What to read after The Garden Plot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marty Wingate to read onlineMoreLess
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