A Lonely Death (2011)
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“Ye’ve got nowhere,” he reminded Rutledge. “And ye’ve annoyed yon brewer and the woman. They’ll have ye recalled. It wasna’ the chief superintendant who sent you here. Ye ken, he willna’ stand by ye.”
“I understand,” Rutledge answered him aloud, the wind whipping his words away as he descended into Hastings. “But either Daniel is the danger—or he’s in danger. Either way, I’ve got to find him.”
“He’s one man. There’re six ithers at risk. Six ithers closer to hand.”
“I know.” He had re...ached The Stade at Hastings Old Town. The sound of waves rolling in was regular and soothing, with no wind or storm to drive them today. He pulled to one side and watched the sea for a time. The whisper of the water just before it turned to race back into the sea was soft and seductive.
Rutledge had always liked the water. He’d learned to row at an early age but had never had the opportunity to sail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Ye’ve got nowhere,” he reminded Rutledge. “And ye’ve annoyed yon brewer and the woman. They’ll have ye recalled. It wasna’ the chief superintendant who sent you here. Ye ken, he willna’ stand by ye.”
“I understand,” Rutledge answered him aloud, the wind whipping his words away as he descended into Hastings. “But either Daniel is the danger—or he’s in danger. Either way, I’ve got to find him.”
“He’s one man. There’re six ithers at risk. Six ithers closer to hand.”
“I know.” He had re...ached The Stade at Hastings Old Town. The sound of waves rolling in was regular and soothing, with no wind or storm to drive them today. He pulled to one side and watched the sea for a time. The whisper of the water just before it turned to race back into the sea was soft and seductive.
Rutledge had always liked the water. He’d learned to row at an early age but had never had the opportunity to sail.
What to read after A Lonely Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Todd to read onlineMoreLess
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