The Wharf
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Ryan bumped her shoulder as he crowded past her into the room. He swore and strode across the carpet, dropping to the floor next to Cookie’s body.“What happened to her?” Kacie felt like such a chicken, but she stayed back, clinging to the doorjamb.“Call 911. She’s still breathing.”Kacie twirled around to retrieve the purse she’d left on the kitchen counter. Now she really felt like a coward. The woman was alive and suffering, and all she could do was scream like a ninny.She dumped the contents o...f her purse onto the counter and grabbed her cell phone. She babbled over the phone until the operator asked her for the address.She knew the street name and stumbled outside to read the number from the front of the house.Clutching her phone between clammy hands, she returned to the bedroom. Ryan had found a towel and was wrapping it around Cookie’s head, stanching the flow of her blood.“An ambulance is on the way. What happened to her? Is she going to be okay?”“Someone beat her to a pulp.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ryan bumped her shoulder as he crowded past her into the room. He swore and strode across the carpet, dropping to the floor next to Cookie’s body.“What happened to her?” Kacie felt like such a chicken, but she stayed back, clinging to the doorjamb.“Call 911. She’s still breathing.”Kacie twirled around to retrieve the purse she’d left on the kitchen counter. Now she really felt like a coward. The woman was alive and suffering, and all she could do was scream like a ninny.She dumped the contents o...f her purse onto the counter and grabbed her cell phone. She babbled over the phone until the operator asked her for the address.She knew the street name and stumbled outside to read the number from the front of the house.Clutching her phone between clammy hands, she returned to the bedroom. Ryan had found a towel and was wrapping it around Cookie’s head, stanching the flow of her blood.“An ambulance is on the way. What happened to her? Is she going to be okay?”“Someone beat her to a pulp.”
What to read after The Wharf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carol Ericson to read onlineMoreLess
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