Fatal Attraction
Fatal Attraction
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Victim? Nancy thought groggily, trying to turn her head. The voice faded out and back in again. Her head hurt, as if someone had hit it with a baseball bat.
“ . . . driving a blue late-model Mustang, license number . . .”
Mustang? He must mean me, Nancy thought. She fought against the blackness, pushing it away. She was lying on her back with her head resting against something firm and a little damp.
Nancy managed to open her eyes a little. Everything was hazy, as if she were opening her eyes un...derwater, and she couldn’t move either of her arms. But she could make out a red light flashing some distance away, at the end of a long, green tunnel. After a moment she realized that the tunnel was a narrow path of flattened corn, and that the red light was on top of the police car parked at the edge of the road. A state highway patrolman was giving Nancy’s license number into the microphone of his radio.
There was a second voice, from another direction. Nancy moved her head slightly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Victim? Nancy thought groggily, trying to turn her head. The voice faded out and back in again. Her head hurt, as if someone had hit it with a baseball bat.
“ . . . driving a blue late-model Mustang, license number . . .”
Mustang? He must mean me, Nancy thought. She fought against the blackness, pushing it away. She was lying on her back with her head resting against something firm and a little damp.
Nancy managed to open her eyes a little. Everything was hazy, as if she were opening her eyes un...derwater, and she couldn’t move either of her arms. But she could make out a red light flashing some distance away, at the end of a long, green tunnel. After a moment she realized that the tunnel was a narrow path of flattened corn, and that the red light was on top of the police car parked at the edge of the road. A state highway patrolman was giving Nancy’s license number into the microphone of his radio.
There was a second voice, from another direction. Nancy moved her head slightly.
What to read after Fatal Attraction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Keene to read onlineMoreLess
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