The Maze
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A female paramedic was sitting at her feet. Savich was sitting beside her, his face an inch from hers.He said the moment her eyes opened, “It’s all right, Sherlock. Mrs. Jameson here redid the bandage on your arm, applied a little pressure, and the wound is only bleeding lightly. You’re going to have to be checked for any arterial damage, then have some stitches when we get to the hospital, and antibiotics, but you deserve it. I’m going to tell the doctor not to anesthetize you at all and use a ...big needle. The IV in your arm is just water and some salts, nothing for you to worry about. I told you, the knife just nicked you, no big deal.”Her arm burned so hot she was vaguely surprised that it didn’t burst into flame. She managed to smile. “So I’m not to whine?”“Right.”Mrs. Jameson said, “You’ve got great veins. How do you feel, Agent Sherlock?”“Really good actually,” she said and nearly groaned.“She’s lying. It hurts like hell. Listen to me, Sherlock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A female paramedic was sitting at her feet. Savich was sitting beside her, his face an inch from hers.He said the moment her eyes opened, “It’s all right, Sherlock. Mrs. Jameson here redid the bandage on your arm, applied a little pressure, and the wound is only bleeding lightly. You’re going to have to be checked for any arterial damage, then have some stitches when we get to the hospital, and antibiotics, but you deserve it. I’m going to tell the doctor not to anesthetize you at all and use a ...big needle. The IV in your arm is just water and some salts, nothing for you to worry about. I told you, the knife just nicked you, no big deal.”Her arm burned so hot she was vaguely surprised that it didn’t burst into flame. She managed to smile. “So I’m not to whine?”“Right.”Mrs. Jameson said, “You’ve got great veins. How do you feel, Agent Sherlock?”“Really good actually,” she said and nearly groaned.“She’s lying. It hurts like hell. Listen to me, Sherlock.
What to read after The Maze?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Coulter to read onlineMoreLess
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