Fatal Frost
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He was clearly the latecomer to the scene; Maltby’s old Hillman was already there, next to an ambulance.
Frost had waited nearly an hour for DS Waters at Eagle Lane, but at ten to nine had given up. He should have arranged to pick him up at Fenwick Street. He’d telephoned but there was no reply. Cheeky sod has overslept, Frost thought – up all night humping, no doubt. He tried to smile but found it only brought him close to tears – if it wasn’t for the hangover from last night’s bottle of Black ...Label keeping him together he felt sure he’d crack.
Is Mary all right? The thought he was trying to ignore kept piercing his consciousness, making him shudder every time. As a distraction, he tried to focus on what she’d said about the teenage ‘witches’, or the School of the Five Bells, as she had referred to them, but the tired look of Beryl Simpson resurfaced in his mind, pushing everything else out of the way.
On reflection he thought his mother-in-law looked drained. Was something up?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was clearly the latecomer to the scene; Maltby’s old Hillman was already there, next to an ambulance.
Frost had waited nearly an hour for DS Waters at Eagle Lane, but at ten to nine had given up. He should have arranged to pick him up at Fenwick Street. He’d telephoned but there was no reply. Cheeky sod has overslept, Frost thought – up all night humping, no doubt. He tried to smile but found it only brought him close to tears – if it wasn’t for the hangover from last night’s bottle of Black ...Label keeping him together he felt sure he’d crack.
Is Mary all right? The thought he was trying to ignore kept piercing his consciousness, making him shudder every time. As a distraction, he tried to focus on what she’d said about the teenage ‘witches’, or the School of the Five Bells, as she had referred to them, but the tired look of Beryl Simpson resurfaced in his mind, pushing everything else out of the way.
On reflection he thought his mother-in-law looked drained. Was something up?
What to read after Fatal Frost?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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