The Resurrection Man (2012)
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She’d left the drawing room only a minute or so ago, Sarah vaguely recalled having seen her go. Now Leila was back, standing in the exact center of the big double doorway, not having to shout. Her ordinary speaking voice was penetrating enough to carry into every corner.
“Anora, I hate to put a damper on the proceedings, but I do think you ought to know that that old Frenchman who’s been lushing it up for the past two hours is lying on the hall floor with his head bashed in. Brains all over the ...place. Phyllis, go fetch a mop.”
“Leila, you crazy drunken bitch, shut up!” Dolph Kelling had never been one to mince his words, it was clear that he’d as soon be mincing Leila. “Max, what do we do now?”
“Stay where you are. That means everybody, including Phyllis. Nobody’s to leave this room. Leila, sit down. Charles, get Mrs. Lackridge a drink. I’ll go take a look.”
Max stepped out into the hall. They heard him say “God!” Then he was calling out to the policeman on guard at the front door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’d left the drawing room only a minute or so ago, Sarah vaguely recalled having seen her go. Now Leila was back, standing in the exact center of the big double doorway, not having to shout. Her ordinary speaking voice was penetrating enough to carry into every corner.
“Anora, I hate to put a damper on the proceedings, but I do think you ought to know that that old Frenchman who’s been lushing it up for the past two hours is lying on the hall floor with his head bashed in. Brains all over the ...place. Phyllis, go fetch a mop.”
“Leila, you crazy drunken bitch, shut up!” Dolph Kelling had never been one to mince his words, it was clear that he’d as soon be mincing Leila. “Max, what do we do now?”
“Stay where you are. That means everybody, including Phyllis. Nobody’s to leave this room. Leila, sit down. Charles, get Mrs. Lackridge a drink. I’ll go take a look.”
Max stepped out into the hall. They heard him say “God!” Then he was calling out to the policeman on guard at the front door.
What to read after The Resurrection Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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