The Lost (2013)
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Kit said, as they left the dark, womb-like confines of Mary Margaret’s modest home, emerging once again into the sun’s blistering heat. “Most people would just see a crazy woman.”
“I see a Lost one,” Grif murmured, knowing that his death long ago was partly to blame. Poor Mary Margaret, having that crime hoisted on her shoulders. And damn Barbara DiMartino for putting it there.
Kit followed his thoughts. “But we got a lead.”
Clearing his throat, Grif tried to do the same with his exp...ression. It wouldn’t do to get emotional now. “Yep.”
Barbara DiMartino—now Barbara McCoy. She’d married again at some point in the past fifty years. Grif knew this because Mary Margaret gave Kit the envelope from one of the woman’s birthday greetings. It had McCoy’s address, handwriting, and—though he hadn’t opened it yet—a photo, too. Grif would finally know exactly who this woman was, and why she thought Evie and he deserved to die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kit said, as they left the dark, womb-like confines of Mary Margaret’s modest home, emerging once again into the sun’s blistering heat. “Most people would just see a crazy woman.”
“I see a Lost one,” Grif murmured, knowing that his death long ago was partly to blame. Poor Mary Margaret, having that crime hoisted on her shoulders. And damn Barbara DiMartino for putting it there.
Kit followed his thoughts. “But we got a lead.”
Clearing his throat, Grif tried to do the same with his exp...ression. It wouldn’t do to get emotional now. “Yep.”
Barbara DiMartino—now Barbara McCoy. She’d married again at some point in the past fifty years. Grif knew this because Mary Margaret gave Kit the envelope from one of the woman’s birthday greetings. It had McCoy’s address, handwriting, and—though he hadn’t opened it yet—a photo, too. Grif would finally know exactly who this woman was, and why she thought Evie and he deserved to die.
What to read after The Lost?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vicki Pettersson to read onlineMoreLess
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