Dead Heat
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the following morning, to find the ceiling of our bedroom spinning and Juliana looking with concern into my opening eyes.‘It’s just a dream, Rafael.’The familiarity of her voice wraps around me and pulls me back from the night terrors. I realise that she has gently taken hold of my hand. I’m sweating and my heart is thumping.When my pulse begins to slow, she says simply, ‘You were calling out, Rafa.’I don’t remember the dream, but I know in my bones it was about Gilmore. Juliana fixes me a glass... of orange juice and one for herself, and we sit in bed sipping the drink and listening to the stillness of the night. It’s a familiar routine. It happens during the tough cases. The ones that chew me up. Here I am, days from retirement, and I have never cared more.‘Don’t tell Paz.’Juliana’s delicate fingers wrap around my forearm.‘Tell her what? That you care?’I shrug.‘Just don’t tell her. It won’t help.’We turn out the light and the conversation slows until we drift back into sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the following morning, to find the ceiling of our bedroom spinning and Juliana looking with concern into my opening eyes.‘It’s just a dream, Rafael.’The familiarity of her voice wraps around me and pulls me back from the night terrors. I realise that she has gently taken hold of my hand. I’m sweating and my heart is thumping.When my pulse begins to slow, she says simply, ‘You were calling out, Rafa.’I don’t remember the dream, but I know in my bones it was about Gilmore. Juliana fixes me a glass... of orange juice and one for herself, and we sit in bed sipping the drink and listening to the stillness of the night. It’s a familiar routine. It happens during the tough cases. The ones that chew me up. Here I am, days from retirement, and I have never cared more.‘Don’t tell Paz.’Juliana’s delicate fingers wrap around my forearm.‘Tell her what? That you care?’I shrug.‘Just don’t tell her. It won’t help.’We turn out the light and the conversation slows until we drift back into sleep.
What to read after Dead Heat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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