A Second Chance for Murder
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Like a scolded child, Thora went upstairs to her room sulking and threw herself across her bed. Luckily Lord Huntscliff had chosen to stop at the front steps of the manor to wait for his colleague, Mason, who had lagged behind. It had spared her the further humiliation of Huntscliff witnessing her upbraiding. She could imagine him jesting to his colleague of the drastic action he was compelled to take to keep her tongue still.
Unbeknownst to Thora, it wasn’t Garren who’d done the jesting but... Mason. “Was like finding a mouse in a closet back there in the boathouse!”
“Don’t you mean mice?” Garren asked.
“One mouse.” Mason grinned. “The other’s a much larger rodent.” The heat of Huntscliff’s stare had him back-stepping until he realized that the big man’s menacing glare was not meant for him but for someone or something behind him.
Turning, he saw Viscount Radley Simon-North and Marquis Calder Brightington approaching from the direction of the stables, deep in conversation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like a scolded child, Thora went upstairs to her room sulking and threw herself across her bed. Luckily Lord Huntscliff had chosen to stop at the front steps of the manor to wait for his colleague, Mason, who had lagged behind. It had spared her the further humiliation of Huntscliff witnessing her upbraiding. She could imagine him jesting to his colleague of the drastic action he was compelled to take to keep her tongue still.
Unbeknownst to Thora, it wasn’t Garren who’d done the jesting but... Mason. “Was like finding a mouse in a closet back there in the boathouse!”
“Don’t you mean mice?” Garren asked.
“One mouse.” Mason grinned. “The other’s a much larger rodent.” The heat of Huntscliff’s stare had him back-stepping until he realized that the big man’s menacing glare was not meant for him but for someone or something behind him.
Turning, he saw Viscount Radley Simon-North and Marquis Calder Brightington approaching from the direction of the stables, deep in conversation.
What to read after A Second Chance for Murder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ann Lacey to read onlineMoreLess
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