The Lesson of Her Death (1993)
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For the second time in two weeks, he stood in mud, at night, beside this dark pond. His usual demeanor—that of a cheerful TV doctor—was absent.
Streaks on her face, hair muddy and plastered around her head the way a bald man hides scalp, still-beautiful Emily Rossiter lay on a blanket, faceup. A black hideous wound marred her temple. A large fishhook was embedded deep in her groin in the center of a slick patch of dark pubic hair. The hook was attached to a long piece of twenty-pound test line, ...which had pulled her skirt up between her legs.
A crowd of locals and reporters stood on the fringe of the crime scene—a sloping grassy backyard that bordered Blackfoot Pond.
The ME, a thin man of fifty, said to T.T. Ebbans, “Blow to the right temple with a rough, irregular object. Death by drowning.”
“Rape?”
“Not this time.”
“What about the hook?” Ebbans asked. “After she was dead?”
“Dollars to doughnuts.”
Jim Slocum said to Ebbans, “There, you’ve got your postmortem piercing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the second time in two weeks, he stood in mud, at night, beside this dark pond. His usual demeanor—that of a cheerful TV doctor—was absent.
Streaks on her face, hair muddy and plastered around her head the way a bald man hides scalp, still-beautiful Emily Rossiter lay on a blanket, faceup. A black hideous wound marred her temple. A large fishhook was embedded deep in her groin in the center of a slick patch of dark pubic hair. The hook was attached to a long piece of twenty-pound test line, ...which had pulled her skirt up between her legs.
A crowd of locals and reporters stood on the fringe of the crime scene—a sloping grassy backyard that bordered Blackfoot Pond.
The ME, a thin man of fifty, said to T.T. Ebbans, “Blow to the right temple with a rough, irregular object. Death by drowning.”
“Rape?”
“Not this time.”
“What about the hook?” Ebbans asked. “After she was dead?”
“Dollars to doughnuts.”
Jim Slocum said to Ebbans, “There, you’ve got your postmortem piercing.
What to read after The Lesson of Her Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeffery Deaver to read onlineMoreLess
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