Alone
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His neck ached. His shoulder throbbed. At some point in the early morning hours, he'd made it from the kitchen table to the dilapidated couch. Now he was sprawled facedown in musty cushions, his right arm dangling over the edge, and half a dozen springs jammed into various parts of his body.He sat up slowly, biting back a groan. Jesus, he was too old for this shit.He rose to his feet, stretching his arms above his head and wincing as nerve endings prickled to life. Daylight poured through the fr...ont windows, high and bright. He staggered into the kitchen and searched for a clock.Ten a.m. Shit! He'd been out seven hours. His first decent sleep in days. And an absolutely stupid thing to do, given the five p.m. deadline. He needed food. He needed a shower, he needed a shave. He had to move, he had to . . . do something.He headed for the bathroom, then belatedly remembered the messages on his answering machine. He should check in with his LT. Probably call his lawyer. Maybe call his father.And say what?Bobby stepped into the shower.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His neck ached. His shoulder throbbed. At some point in the early morning hours, he'd made it from the kitchen table to the dilapidated couch. Now he was sprawled facedown in musty cushions, his right arm dangling over the edge, and half a dozen springs jammed into various parts of his body.He sat up slowly, biting back a groan. Jesus, he was too old for this shit.He rose to his feet, stretching his arms above his head and wincing as nerve endings prickled to life. Daylight poured through the fr...ont windows, high and bright. He staggered into the kitchen and searched for a clock.Ten a.m. Shit! He'd been out seven hours. His first decent sleep in days. And an absolutely stupid thing to do, given the five p.m. deadline. He needed food. He needed a shower, he needed a shave. He had to move, he had to . . . do something.He headed for the bathroom, then belatedly remembered the messages on his answering machine. He should check in with his LT. Probably call his lawyer. Maybe call his father.And say what?Bobby stepped into the shower.
What to read after Alone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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