Dead Even
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He had to be out here somewhere. She’d knocked on his door at seven—certainly loudly enough to awaken a light sleeper, as she knew Will to be—but he hadn’t answered. Since then, she’d had breakfast and made several phone calls, but he hadn’t shown up.Oh, well. Will’s the proverbial bad penny, she reminded herself. He’ll turn up sooner or later.And sure enough, just as she was about to go back inside, there he was, crossing the street, jogging toward the inn.“Waiting for me?” he called.“You wish....”He was barely breathing hard. How annoying.She crossed her arms over her chest. “I just came out to see what the weather was like.”“Hey. Navy pinstripes today. I like it.” Before she could respond, he said, “Did you know that Fleming had its own tea party of sorts back in the days of the Revolution? Only they didn’t throw the tea into the harbor—because, hey, no harbor—but they dumped it into the gorge on the outskirts of town. Pretty neat, huh?”“Ummm, neat.”“There’s a statue down in the center of town commemorating the event.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had to be out here somewhere. She’d knocked on his door at seven—certainly loudly enough to awaken a light sleeper, as she knew Will to be—but he hadn’t answered. Since then, she’d had breakfast and made several phone calls, but he hadn’t shown up.Oh, well. Will’s the proverbial bad penny, she reminded herself. He’ll turn up sooner or later.And sure enough, just as she was about to go back inside, there he was, crossing the street, jogging toward the inn.“Waiting for me?” he called.“You wish....”He was barely breathing hard. How annoying.She crossed her arms over her chest. “I just came out to see what the weather was like.”“Hey. Navy pinstripes today. I like it.” Before she could respond, he said, “Did you know that Fleming had its own tea party of sorts back in the days of the Revolution? Only they didn’t throw the tea into the harbor—because, hey, no harbor—but they dumped it into the gorge on the outskirts of town. Pretty neat, huh?”“Ummm, neat.”“There’s a statue down in the center of town commemorating the event.
What to read after Dead Even?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mariah Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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