Sleep No More
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The book she'd been reading slid off her lap and landed on the floor with a soft thud.
She hadn't meant to fall asleep, had been fighting against it. Orange embers of the dying fire glowed in the hearth; she'd been asleep a while, then.
The phone rang again. She reached for it with fumbling fingers and she looked at the clock. Two-forty.
"Hello." Her voice was raspy and the word barely understandable.
There was no response.
Abby cleared her throat and repeated, "Hello?" The o...nly response was a slobbering indrawn breath. She heard noise in the background, music.
"Is someone there?" she asked, her heart kicking against her breastbone.
No answer, only a thin and unintelligible whine, a pitiful cry that spoke of intense suffering.
The image of her father lying on the floor taken down by a stroke shot into her mind.
What to read after Sleep No More?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The book she'd been reading slid off her lap and landed on the floor with a soft thud.
She hadn't meant to fall asleep, had been fighting against it. Orange embers of the dying fire glowed in the hearth; she'd been asleep a while, then.
The phone rang again. She reached for it with fumbling fingers and she looked at the clock. Two-forty.
"Hello." Her voice was raspy and the word barely understandable.
There was no response.
Abby cleared her throat and repeated, "Hello?" The o...nly response was a slobbering indrawn breath. She heard noise in the background, music.
"Is someone there?" she asked, her heart kicking against her breastbone.
No answer, only a thin and unintelligible whine, a pitiful cry that spoke of intense suffering.
The image of her father lying on the floor taken down by a stroke shot into her mind.
What to read after Sleep No More?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Crandall to read onlineMoreLess
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