The Haunting of Maddy Clare
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Even as I recoiled, I knew it. The implications were so horrible, it took a moment to even imagine them.
Pretty little dead girl, Maddy had said. Staring at the sky.
“It can’t be,” said Mrs. Clare.
“It can,” said Matthew. “Someone molested Maddy. Then that person strangled her. And then that person buried her, believing she was dead.”
“But she wasn’t,” I said, feeling it, believing it, my voice hoarse in my own ears. “She woke up, and then she ran.”
Run. Run.
I closed my eyes.
“My dear girl,” Mr...s. Macready breathed.
“If it happened the way you say,” said Mrs. Clare, “then someone is guilty of murder.”
Behind my closed eyelids, it all came together. Maddy. What she had said. “More than one person,” I said. Three of them on me. “There were three of them, at least for the original attack.”
Run. Run. “I think perhaps,” I went on, “Mrs. Macready is right. I think when Maddy woke, she had little or no memory of what had happened—at least for a time.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even as I recoiled, I knew it. The implications were so horrible, it took a moment to even imagine them.
Pretty little dead girl, Maddy had said. Staring at the sky.
“It can’t be,” said Mrs. Clare.
“It can,” said Matthew. “Someone molested Maddy. Then that person strangled her. And then that person buried her, believing she was dead.”
“But she wasn’t,” I said, feeling it, believing it, my voice hoarse in my own ears. “She woke up, and then she ran.”
Run. Run.
I closed my eyes.
“My dear girl,” Mr...s. Macready breathed.
“If it happened the way you say,” said Mrs. Clare, “then someone is guilty of murder.”
Behind my closed eyelids, it all came together. Maddy. What she had said. “More than one person,” I said. Three of them on me. “There were three of them, at least for the original attack.”
Run. Run. “I think perhaps,” I went on, “Mrs. Macready is right. I think when Maddy woke, she had little or no memory of what had happened—at least for a time.”
What to read after The Haunting of Maddy Clare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simone St. James to read onlineMoreLess
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