Bougainvillea (2011)
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He was very tall, and in the shadowy, dim light he at first appeared to be dark—and sinister. She had the uneasy feeling that he had been standing there, staring into the room in silence for a long time. Staring as she slept, making her feel oddly vulnerable.
His shoulders were broad beneath a heavy winter coat, and he seemed to stand very straight, with a great deal of confidence and assurance. She sensed that he wasn’t watching her. He was watching her father.
Waiting for him to die.
Kit blink...ed, and awkwardly tried to rise, wanting to demand to know who he was, and what the hell he was doing. But when she blinked, he was gone. There was no man in the doorway.
Frowning, she rose and walked to the door and looked out into the hall. There was no one there, either.
She’d fallen asleep in the hospital chair at her father’s side, and apparently dreamed that he was there.
“Katherine Delaney, you’re losing it—though exactly what ‘it’ is I’m not sure, nor am I sure you ever had it,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was very tall, and in the shadowy, dim light he at first appeared to be dark—and sinister. She had the uneasy feeling that he had been standing there, staring into the room in silence for a long time. Staring as she slept, making her feel oddly vulnerable.
His shoulders were broad beneath a heavy winter coat, and he seemed to stand very straight, with a great deal of confidence and assurance. She sensed that he wasn’t watching her. He was watching her father.
Waiting for him to die.
Kit blink...ed, and awkwardly tried to rise, wanting to demand to know who he was, and what the hell he was doing. But when she blinked, he was gone. There was no man in the doorway.
Frowning, she rose and walked to the door and looked out into the hall. There was no one there, either.
She’d fallen asleep in the hospital chair at her father’s side, and apparently dreamed that he was there.
“Katherine Delaney, you’re losing it—though exactly what ‘it’ is I’m not sure, nor am I sure you ever had it,”
What to read after Bougainvillea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heather Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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