Tell Me Your Dreams
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The police appeared to have reached a dead end.
It’s over, Ashley thought. There’s nothing more to worry about.
That evening, Deputy Sam Blake appeared at her apartment. Ashley looked at him, her mouth suddenly dry.
“I hope I’m not bothering you,” Deputy Blake said. “I was on my way home, and I just thought I’d drop in for a minute.”
Ashley swallowed. “No. Come in.”
Deputy Blake walked into the apartment. “Nice place you have here.”
“Thank you.”
“I’ll bet Dennis Tibbie didn’t like this kind of f...urniture.”
Ashley’s heart began to pound. “I don’t know. He’s never been in this apartment.”
“Oh. I thought he might have, you know.”
“No, I don’t know, Deputy. I told you, I never dated him.”
“Right. May I sit down?”
“Please.”
“You see, I’m having a big problem with this case, Miss Patterson. It doesn’t fit into any pattern. Like I said, there’s always a motive. I’ve talked to some of the people over at Global Computer Graphics, and no one seems to have known Tibbie very well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The police appeared to have reached a dead end.
It’s over, Ashley thought. There’s nothing more to worry about.
That evening, Deputy Sam Blake appeared at her apartment. Ashley looked at him, her mouth suddenly dry.
“I hope I’m not bothering you,” Deputy Blake said. “I was on my way home, and I just thought I’d drop in for a minute.”
Ashley swallowed. “No. Come in.”
Deputy Blake walked into the apartment. “Nice place you have here.”
“Thank you.”
“I’ll bet Dennis Tibbie didn’t like this kind of f...urniture.”
Ashley’s heart began to pound. “I don’t know. He’s never been in this apartment.”
“Oh. I thought he might have, you know.”
“No, I don’t know, Deputy. I told you, I never dated him.”
“Right. May I sit down?”
“Please.”
“You see, I’m having a big problem with this case, Miss Patterson. It doesn’t fit into any pattern. Like I said, there’s always a motive. I’ve talked to some of the people over at Global Computer Graphics, and no one seems to have known Tibbie very well.
What to read after Tell Me Your Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Sheldon to read onlineMoreLess
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