The Cabin
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In all the months she’d pictured herself telling Jack about her encounter with Beau McGarrity, she’d said to her- self—for God’s sake, don’t cry. Just tell him straight up and let him get all official and try to tell her he should arrest her for withholding evidence. She’d be objective, calm and reasonable, understanding of the anger and sense of betrayal he might feel at her long silence.
That plan had gone to hell when she found out he’d known about Beau McGarrity practically all along.
In hin...dsight, she should have told Jack what had happened. It had been her first instinct, and she should have followed it. But clarity was so much easier now when he was here. She wasn’t dealing with the reality of a stranger in her kitchen. There’d been so much at stake. The Rachel McGarrity murder investigation.
Maggie and Ellen’s safety. Her own. Once Jack told her 192 Carla Neggers about Alice Parker, it had seemed safer, simpler, better for all concerned for her just to say nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In all the months she’d pictured herself telling Jack about her encounter with Beau McGarrity, she’d said to her- self—for God’s sake, don’t cry. Just tell him straight up and let him get all official and try to tell her he should arrest her for withholding evidence. She’d be objective, calm and reasonable, understanding of the anger and sense of betrayal he might feel at her long silence.
That plan had gone to hell when she found out he’d known about Beau McGarrity practically all along.
In hin...dsight, she should have told Jack what had happened. It had been her first instinct, and she should have followed it. But clarity was so much easier now when he was here. She wasn’t dealing with the reality of a stranger in her kitchen. There’d been so much at stake. The Rachel McGarrity murder investigation.
Maggie and Ellen’s safety. Her own. Once Jack told her 192 Carla Neggers about Alice Parker, it had seemed safer, simpler, better for all concerned for her just to say nothing.
What to read after The Cabin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carla Neggers to read onlineMoreLess
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