You Have the Right to Remain Puzzled (2006)
You Have the Right to Remain Puzzled
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She groaned. That couldn’t be good.
It was even worse.
Dennis and Brenda were sitting on the couch. Dennis was dressed for work in a suit and tie. Cora wondered why he wasn’t there.
Sherry, in sweater and blue jeans, sat opposite them in an easy chair. Sherry looked gorgeous and buffaloed. As if the world were spinning out of control, and there was nothing she could do about it.
Cora scowled. “All right, what’s going on here?” she demanded.
Dennis had on his most earnest face. He might have been... channeling Rudy Guiliani, post 9/11. He was a mensch, a healer, a helpmate, a pillar to lean on, a solid rock, a friend in time of need. “It’s terrible. We came to help.”
Cora snorted derisively.
Brenda said, “I told him you wouldn’t want it, but he wouldn’t listen.”
Cora could imagine that conversation, a knockdown, drag-out fight that had wound up with Brenda tagging along. Dennis was doing a great job of pretending he didn’t resent her.
“Then maybe he’ll listen to me,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She groaned. That couldn’t be good.
It was even worse.
Dennis and Brenda were sitting on the couch. Dennis was dressed for work in a suit and tie. Cora wondered why he wasn’t there.
Sherry, in sweater and blue jeans, sat opposite them in an easy chair. Sherry looked gorgeous and buffaloed. As if the world were spinning out of control, and there was nothing she could do about it.
Cora scowled. “All right, what’s going on here?” she demanded.
Dennis had on his most earnest face. He might have been... channeling Rudy Guiliani, post 9/11. He was a mensch, a healer, a helpmate, a pillar to lean on, a solid rock, a friend in time of need. “It’s terrible. We came to help.”
Cora snorted derisively.
Brenda said, “I told him you wouldn’t want it, but he wouldn’t listen.”
Cora could imagine that conversation, a knockdown, drag-out fight that had wound up with Brenda tagging along. Dennis was doing a great job of pretending he didn’t resent her.
“Then maybe he’ll listen to me,”
What to read after You Have the Right to Remain Puzzled?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parnell Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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