Private Lies (1991)
Private Lies
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"Mother of God," he cried, shaking Carol awake.
She was nestled in his arms. They had made love just inside the perimeter of the copse but a good ten minutes' walk from where Eliot and Maggie had left them.
The idea was to move to a place from where they could view the egress to that spot in the copse marked by the fallen tree and yet to be hidden while they waited.
They had found this perfect spot where they had made love, and then, despite their pledge to the contrary, had fallen asleep.
"They... could have been and gone," Carol suggested, although Ken thought that unlikely.
"Surely we would have heard them," Ken said.
"No way they would approach silently. Then they would have called out." Carol looked at her watch. More than five hours had passed since Eliot and Maggie had gone.
"Maybe the van hasn't been fixed yet," Ken speculated.
"Or they're really lost." "That's two not-so-good possibilities," Ken said.
He had meant to keep his real and growing worries to himself, then had silently reneged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Mother of God," he cried, shaking Carol awake.
She was nestled in his arms. They had made love just inside the perimeter of the copse but a good ten minutes' walk from where Eliot and Maggie had left them.
The idea was to move to a place from where they could view the egress to that spot in the copse marked by the fallen tree and yet to be hidden while they waited.
They had found this perfect spot where they had made love, and then, despite their pledge to the contrary, had fallen asleep.
"They... could have been and gone," Carol suggested, although Ken thought that unlikely.
"Surely we would have heard them," Ken said.
"No way they would approach silently. Then they would have called out." Carol looked at her watch. More than five hours had passed since Eliot and Maggie had gone.
"Maybe the van hasn't been fixed yet," Ken speculated.
"Or they're really lost." "That's two not-so-good possibilities," Ken said.
He had meant to keep his real and growing worries to himself, then had silently reneged.
What to read after Private Lies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Adler to read onlineMoreLess
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