The Web
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said Robin. “Or in it?”
“He may have hidden it in the bug zoo to keep it from Jo. She claimed to be queasy about bugs, and this afternoon I told him my suspicions of her.”
“She’s there right now.”
“Holding the ladder for Pam. Be interesting to see if she actually goes in.”
“What could he be hiding?”
“Something to do with either the murders or Stasher-Layman’s plan. Ben’s arrest made him realize things are bad and he has to play whatever cards he’s got.”
The door opened suddenly and Jo and Pam sl...oshed in. I closed the book of quotations and tried to look casual. Dropped the shiny key into my pocket as the two women wiped the water from their eyes.
Pam shook her head despondently.
Jo fixed her gaze on me and shut the door.
“What are you folks doing out?”
“We wanted to help,” said Robin. “Started looking around the grounds, but it got to be too much so we ducked in.
Any luck at the insectarium?”
Pam shook her head miserably.
Jo scanned the room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Robin. “Or in it?”
“He may have hidden it in the bug zoo to keep it from Jo. She claimed to be queasy about bugs, and this afternoon I told him my suspicions of her.”
“She’s there right now.”
“Holding the ladder for Pam. Be interesting to see if she actually goes in.”
“What could he be hiding?”
“Something to do with either the murders or Stasher-Layman’s plan. Ben’s arrest made him realize things are bad and he has to play whatever cards he’s got.”
The door opened suddenly and Jo and Pam sl...oshed in. I closed the book of quotations and tried to look casual. Dropped the shiny key into my pocket as the two women wiped the water from their eyes.
Pam shook her head despondently.
Jo fixed her gaze on me and shut the door.
“What are you folks doing out?”
“We wanted to help,” said Robin. “Started looking around the grounds, but it got to be too much so we ducked in.
Any luck at the insectarium?”
Pam shook her head miserably.
Jo scanned the room.
What to read after The Web?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jonathan Kellerman to read onlineMoreLess
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