The Naked Eye
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Decorated with a tall, bonfire-themed fire feature, beach chairs, and several tons of sand, the whimsical nature of the area couldn’t have been more out of tune with Kendra’s edgy mood.
Beth came back to the table with a glass of cabernet for Kendra and a tall green concoction for herself. “Here we go. Though you obviously could use something stronger.”
“What’s that?” Kendra nodded toward Beth’s drink.
“It’s something I invented myself. I call it the Angry Leprechaun. It’s mostly Midori, with Fr...angelica and a kick of spicy rum.” She shrugged. “I spent a few weeks tending bar in Mammoth Lakes.”
“I see.”
Beth sat down. “You’ve been seriously freaked ever since you talked to that reporter we’re meeting. Are you going to tell me why?”
Kendra sipped her drink and looked away. “It goes back to my first criminal investigation. I helped catch a serial killer named Eric Colby.” She paused. “He’s the most terrifying man I’ve ever known.”
Beth wrinkled her brow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Decorated with a tall, bonfire-themed fire feature, beach chairs, and several tons of sand, the whimsical nature of the area couldn’t have been more out of tune with Kendra’s edgy mood.
Beth came back to the table with a glass of cabernet for Kendra and a tall green concoction for herself. “Here we go. Though you obviously could use something stronger.”
“What’s that?” Kendra nodded toward Beth’s drink.
“It’s something I invented myself. I call it the Angry Leprechaun. It’s mostly Midori, with Fr...angelica and a kick of spicy rum.” She shrugged. “I spent a few weeks tending bar in Mammoth Lakes.”
“I see.”
Beth sat down. “You’ve been seriously freaked ever since you talked to that reporter we’re meeting. Are you going to tell me why?”
Kendra sipped her drink and looked away. “It goes back to my first criminal investigation. I helped catch a serial killer named Eric Colby.” She paused. “He’s the most terrifying man I’ve ever known.”
Beth wrinkled her brow.
What to read after The Naked Eye?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iris Johansen to read onlineMoreLess
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