The Mary Russell Series Books 1-4: the Beekeeper's Apprentice; a Monstrous Regiment of Women; a Letter of Mary; the Moor
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She looked, as the dead always do, unreal, and she lay absurdly small and grey on the cold table in the morgue. Her face was relatively undamaged, though the side of her head was a horribly wrong shape, and the faint remnant of a grimace was the only sign that this waxy tanned stuff had once been animated. The rest of her body lay misshapen under the drape, and when Holmes lifted it to examine her injuries, I turned away and studied a row of tools and machines whose purpose I did not want to kno...w, and I listened to him asking his questions while I determinedly ignored my roiling stomach.
“An automobile. She fell down in front of it, then?”
“Yes, sir. Tripped over something and fell right into the street. As you can see, she had cataracts, so her night vision must’ve been bad. The PC was at the other end of his beat, didn’t get there until he heard the screams of one of the witnesses. There were two, a young couple on their way home about twelve-fifteen Thursday morning. They were none too sober, though, and couldn’t remember much other than the lady falling and the car squealing off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She looked, as the dead always do, unreal, and she lay absurdly small and grey on the cold table in the morgue. Her face was relatively undamaged, though the side of her head was a horribly wrong shape, and the faint remnant of a grimace was the only sign that this waxy tanned stuff had once been animated. The rest of her body lay misshapen under the drape, and when Holmes lifted it to examine her injuries, I turned away and studied a row of tools and machines whose purpose I did not want to kno...w, and I listened to him asking his questions while I determinedly ignored my roiling stomach.
“An automobile. She fell down in front of it, then?”
“Yes, sir. Tripped over something and fell right into the street. As you can see, she had cataracts, so her night vision must’ve been bad. The PC was at the other end of his beat, didn’t get there until he heard the screams of one of the witnesses. There were two, a young couple on their way home about twelve-fifteen Thursday morning. They were none too sober, though, and couldn’t remember much other than the lady falling and the car squealing off.
What to read after The Mary Russell Series Books 1-4: the Beekeeper's Apprentice; a Monstrous Regiment of Women; a Letter of Mary; the Moor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurie R. King to read onlineMoreLess
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