Killing Time
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To answer, or not to answer; what a question.She’d have to be an idiot to open the door to a woman who was obviously having mental and emotional problems because the man her dead daughter had been engaged to seven years before was finally seeing someone else. Not that Knox was “seeing” her, but Ruth Lacey thought he was, and it had evidently pushed her into psychosis.On the other hand, if the woman banged on the door as incessantly as she had rung the phone, Nikita might be forced into action to... save her own sanity.She eased off the couch, staying low so her shadow didn’t fall on the curtains. At best, Mrs. Lacey was disturbed and, at worst, possibly violent. Add to that the fact that Nikita didn’t know the identity of the person who had tried to kill her and she had to factor in the possibility, however remote, that Mrs. Lacey could be that person.No, she was most definitely not opening that door.Instead she got on her hands and knees, grabbed her cell phone off the coffee table in front of the couch, and crawled into her dark bedroom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To answer, or not to answer; what a question.She’d have to be an idiot to open the door to a woman who was obviously having mental and emotional problems because the man her dead daughter had been engaged to seven years before was finally seeing someone else. Not that Knox was “seeing” her, but Ruth Lacey thought he was, and it had evidently pushed her into psychosis.On the other hand, if the woman banged on the door as incessantly as she had rung the phone, Nikita might be forced into action to... save her own sanity.She eased off the couch, staying low so her shadow didn’t fall on the curtains. At best, Mrs. Lacey was disturbed and, at worst, possibly violent. Add to that the fact that Nikita didn’t know the identity of the person who had tried to kill her and she had to factor in the possibility, however remote, that Mrs. Lacey could be that person.No, she was most definitely not opening that door.Instead she got on her hands and knees, grabbed her cell phone off the coffee table in front of the couch, and crawled into her dark bedroom.
What to read after Killing Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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