Delusion in Death
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Her hair, a stylishly streaky sweep, swung around a tired face currently dominated by suspicious eyes. “Can I help you?”“Lieutenant Dallas, Detective Peabody, NYPSD. We—”“Of course, I recognize you. Have you found the person responsible for Joe?”“We’re pursuing all leads. We’d like to speak to Mrs. Cattery if she’s available.”“She’s resting. Can you talk to me? I’m her mother. I’m Dana Forest. I don’t want to disturb Elaine if there’s nothing new. She’s barely slept since—” “I’m up, Mom.”Eve cau...ght a glimpse of the woman on the stairs. She wore a bulky sweater over blue and green sleep pants, thick red socks on her feet. Her hair, a deep, bark brown, hung in a lank tail down her back. Bruises of grief and exhaustion provided the only color in her face. If her mother looked tired, Elaine Cattery looked utterly depleted. “Lainey, you need some rest.”“Don’t worry.” She came down, leaned against her mother in a way that made them a unit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her hair, a stylishly streaky sweep, swung around a tired face currently dominated by suspicious eyes. “Can I help you?”“Lieutenant Dallas, Detective Peabody, NYPSD. We—”“Of course, I recognize you. Have you found the person responsible for Joe?”“We’re pursuing all leads. We’d like to speak to Mrs. Cattery if she’s available.”“She’s resting. Can you talk to me? I’m her mother. I’m Dana Forest. I don’t want to disturb Elaine if there’s nothing new. She’s barely slept since—” “I’m up, Mom.”Eve cau...ght a glimpse of the woman on the stairs. She wore a bulky sweater over blue and green sleep pants, thick red socks on her feet. Her hair, a deep, bark brown, hung in a lank tail down her back. Bruises of grief and exhaustion provided the only color in her face. If her mother looked tired, Elaine Cattery looked utterly depleted. “Lainey, you need some rest.”“Don’t worry.” She came down, leaned against her mother in a way that made them a unit.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J.D. Robb to read onlineMoreLess
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