The Serpent Pool (2010)
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Louise was gasping at the other end of the phone. She’d run out of words.
‘Did you hear me? Right away.’ He was determined not to panic. Trouble was, he’d never heard Louise sound so desperate. Not cool and collected Louise. Her frosty moods and ice-axe tongue had destroyed half a dozen relationships. He disliked Stuart Wagg, and it wasn’t the end of their affair that spooked him, but the fear in his sister’s voice. As if something terrible had happened, something she dared neither describe ...nor explain.
‘All…all right.’ The line went dead.
‘A problem?’ Arlo Denstone’s dark eyes glinted with curiosity.
Daniel took a breath. ‘My sister, she’s…’ ‘Yes?’ ‘A little upset.’ Lame, but what else could he say? Arlo evidently relished gossip, preferably laced with scandal. Daniel didn’t want Louise becoming the talk of the Lakes.
‘Of course, you must look after your sister.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louise was gasping at the other end of the phone. She’d run out of words.
‘Did you hear me? Right away.’ He was determined not to panic. Trouble was, he’d never heard Louise sound so desperate. Not cool and collected Louise. Her frosty moods and ice-axe tongue had destroyed half a dozen relationships. He disliked Stuart Wagg, and it wasn’t the end of their affair that spooked him, but the fear in his sister’s voice. As if something terrible had happened, something she dared neither describe ...nor explain.
‘All…all right.’ The line went dead.
‘A problem?’ Arlo Denstone’s dark eyes glinted with curiosity.
Daniel took a breath. ‘My sister, she’s…’ ‘Yes?’ ‘A little upset.’ Lame, but what else could he say? Arlo evidently relished gossip, preferably laced with scandal. Daniel didn’t want Louise becoming the talk of the Lakes.
‘Of course, you must look after your sister.
What to read after The Serpent Pool?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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