Hot Demon in the City (Latter Day Demons book 1)
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"He's dead," I whispered.
"Who's dead?" "Loftin Qualls. Well, somebody who looked like Loftin Qualls." "What the hell are you talking about?" Anita demanded. "Are you all right?" Her eyes narrowed as she attempted to feel my forehead.
"I'm fine," I said, although I let her feel my forehead anyway. "Loftin Qualls, you know who he was?" "That rapist-murderer millionaire?" she asked.
"Yeah. That's the one. I think somebody else died in his place." "That's not plausible," Anita said. "He...'s been on death row. How could they sneak somebody in to trade places with him?" "Money?" I suggested. "His parents have loads of it." "Here's my next question—where would he go if he did get out? Somebody would surely notice." "Not if he looked like somebody else," I hissed.
"What are you basing this on?" she asked.
"I can show you the video somebody at the sister station in Texas sent to me." "Let me see it." We watched the video together; I told Anita that the prisoner depicted was telling the truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He's dead," I whispered.
"Who's dead?" "Loftin Qualls. Well, somebody who looked like Loftin Qualls." "What the hell are you talking about?" Anita demanded. "Are you all right?" Her eyes narrowed as she attempted to feel my forehead.
"I'm fine," I said, although I let her feel my forehead anyway. "Loftin Qualls, you know who he was?" "That rapist-murderer millionaire?" she asked.
"Yeah. That's the one. I think somebody else died in his place." "That's not plausible," Anita said. "He...'s been on death row. How could they sneak somebody in to trade places with him?" "Money?" I suggested. "His parents have loads of it." "Here's my next question—where would he go if he did get out? Somebody would surely notice." "Not if he looked like somebody else," I hissed.
"What are you basing this on?" she asked.
"I can show you the video somebody at the sister station in Texas sent to me." "Let me see it." We watched the video together; I told Anita that the prisoner depicted was telling the truth.
What to read after Hot Demon in the City (Latter Day Demons book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Suttle, Connie to read onlineMoreLess
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