See Jane Die (2004)
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Her sister said little on the way and Stacy longed to comfort her. She sensed not only her fear, but her despair and exhaustion as well.She acknowledged her own fatigue. She had questioned Ted at length about the young man who had delivered the flowers. Ted had described him as in his early teens, wearing an oversize T-shirt, long, baggy shorts and a baseball cap, backward on his head—like every other teenage boy out there. He’d had light skin and eyes, been tall and skinny.Stacy had questioned ...several others who had remained; all had confirmed Ted’s description.Still, the whole thing felt wrong. Staged. The flowers arriving so late in the evening. The fact that Ted had been there, conveniently waiting at the gallery entrance. That the flowers had been white roses.The choice hadn’t been an accident. Whoever had sent them knew Jane well enough to predict how receiving them would make her feel.He had just ratcheted the terror up a notch.I will hear your screams again.I’m closer than you think.It made her nervous, Stacy admitted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her sister said little on the way and Stacy longed to comfort her. She sensed not only her fear, but her despair and exhaustion as well.She acknowledged her own fatigue. She had questioned Ted at length about the young man who had delivered the flowers. Ted had described him as in his early teens, wearing an oversize T-shirt, long, baggy shorts and a baseball cap, backward on his head—like every other teenage boy out there. He’d had light skin and eyes, been tall and skinny.Stacy had questioned ...several others who had remained; all had confirmed Ted’s description.Still, the whole thing felt wrong. Staged. The flowers arriving so late in the evening. The fact that Ted had been there, conveniently waiting at the gallery entrance. That the flowers had been white roses.The choice hadn’t been an accident. Whoever had sent them knew Jane well enough to predict how receiving them would make her feel.He had just ratcheted the terror up a notch.I will hear your screams again.I’m closer than you think.It made her nervous, Stacy admitted.
What to read after See Jane Die?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erica Spindler to read onlineMoreLess
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