An Unquiet Grave (Louis Kincaid Mysteries)
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He struggled to sit up as he took it.
“Yeah?” he managed.
“Louis, it’s Phil.” A pause. “Are you coming home today?”
Louis could see a gray morning light seeping out from behind the drapes and he could smell coffee brewing.
“I don’t know, Phil,” he said. “There’s a lot going on here now and—”
“You aren’t even staying here anymore, Louis.”
Louis swung his feet over the bed to the floor. “I know. I was going to drive back last night but the roads were bad.”
There was a long pause on Phillip’s end. ...“I need you home. I need to talk to you.”
“All right, Phil. I’ll be there as soon as I can.”
It took Louis three hours to make it back to Plymouth. The freeway was plowed, but all other roads were iced over, and twice he had almost lost the car into a ditch. He pulled up in the driveway tense and tired, flexing his hands, cramped from gripping the wheel.
The front door was locked. He dug back in his jacket pocket for his keys. The wind was bitter and his fingers were so cold he was struggling to separate the keys when the door swung open.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He struggled to sit up as he took it.
“Yeah?” he managed.
“Louis, it’s Phil.” A pause. “Are you coming home today?”
Louis could see a gray morning light seeping out from behind the drapes and he could smell coffee brewing.
“I don’t know, Phil,” he said. “There’s a lot going on here now and—”
“You aren’t even staying here anymore, Louis.”
Louis swung his feet over the bed to the floor. “I know. I was going to drive back last night but the roads were bad.”
There was a long pause on Phillip’s end. ...“I need you home. I need to talk to you.”
“All right, Phil. I’ll be there as soon as I can.”
It took Louis three hours to make it back to Plymouth. The freeway was plowed, but all other roads were iced over, and twice he had almost lost the car into a ditch. He pulled up in the driveway tense and tired, flexing his hands, cramped from gripping the wheel.
The front door was locked. He dug back in his jacket pocket for his keys. The wind was bitter and his fingers were so cold he was struggling to separate the keys when the door swung open.
What to read after An Unquiet Grave (Louis Kincaid Mysteries)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P. J. Parrish to read onlineMoreLess
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