Speak No Evil (2007)
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“You didn’t tell me you were coming in today.”
“I have no life outside work anymore,” he said pointedly.
“You didn’t ever have a life outside work,” Carina retorted.
“Ouch.”
“Children,” Chen said as he walked into the room.
Carina sobered up as Chen’s assistant wheeled the gurney into the autopsy room with the prepped body of Jodi Carmichael. They were in the main room, which Carina appreciated. The smaller room had a lower ceiling and was a third the size, putting Carina closer to the proceedin...gs. Here, she could stand back and look at other things—cabinets, tools, lights—if she couldn’t stomach the autopsy. And three in one week? It had to be a record for her.
Dillon walked in and Chen said warmly, “To what do I owe this pleasure?”
“If you don’t mind I’d like to observe.”
“By all means, Dr. Kincaid. Glad to have you.”
“I need to leave early, but I wanted to get a sense of the killer’s mind-set. The body looks abused.”
“Yes. However, most of it occurred postmortem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You didn’t tell me you were coming in today.”
“I have no life outside work anymore,” he said pointedly.
“You didn’t ever have a life outside work,” Carina retorted.
“Ouch.”
“Children,” Chen said as he walked into the room.
Carina sobered up as Chen’s assistant wheeled the gurney into the autopsy room with the prepped body of Jodi Carmichael. They were in the main room, which Carina appreciated. The smaller room had a lower ceiling and was a third the size, putting Carina closer to the proceedin...gs. Here, she could stand back and look at other things—cabinets, tools, lights—if she couldn’t stomach the autopsy. And three in one week? It had to be a record for her.
Dillon walked in and Chen said warmly, “To what do I owe this pleasure?”
“If you don’t mind I’d like to observe.”
“By all means, Dr. Kincaid. Glad to have you.”
“I need to leave early, but I wanted to get a sense of the killer’s mind-set. The body looks abused.”
“Yes. However, most of it occurred postmortem.
What to read after Speak No Evil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allison Brennan to read onlineMoreLess
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