The First Wife
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Dr. Bauer had released Bailey. Now, as they neared the farm, she asked Logan to lower the windows. “I want to smell the air,” she said. “Then I’ll know I’m almost home.”
The fresh, warm breeze rushed into the car, whipping at her hair. She breathed it in, letting it fill her senses and chase away the institutional smell of the hospital.
The neurologist had warned her not to expect too much of herself at first. She had suffered a brain trauma, she needed time to heal. He had assured her t...he memory of what happened would return, and had cautioned her not to try and force it.
“Just let it happen, Mrs. Abbott.”
Easy for him to say, she thought. It wasn’t a piece of his life that had gone missing.
It wasn’t him existing in this constant state of uneasiness. As if some terrible surprise lurked up ahead, one she couldn’t predict—or avoid.
They reached the iron gates and rolled through.
What to read after The First Wife?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Bauer had released Bailey. Now, as they neared the farm, she asked Logan to lower the windows. “I want to smell the air,” she said. “Then I’ll know I’m almost home.”
The fresh, warm breeze rushed into the car, whipping at her hair. She breathed it in, letting it fill her senses and chase away the institutional smell of the hospital.
The neurologist had warned her not to expect too much of herself at first. She had suffered a brain trauma, she needed time to heal. He had assured her t...he memory of what happened would return, and had cautioned her not to try and force it.
“Just let it happen, Mrs. Abbott.”
Easy for him to say, she thought. It wasn’t a piece of his life that had gone missing.
It wasn’t him existing in this constant state of uneasiness. As if some terrible surprise lurked up ahead, one she couldn’t predict—or avoid.
They reached the iron gates and rolled through.
What to read after The First Wife?
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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