The Sleeping Doll
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Sam replied — apart from the broiling tensions inside the suite.He had her make sure the windows and doors were locked. She checked and confirmed that everything was secure.Sealed in, nice and tight. She felt a burst of anger that Daniel Pell had them trapped once again, stuck in this little box of a cabin.“I’m going stir crazy,” Rebecca announced. “I’ve got to get outside.”“Oh, I don’t think you should.” Linda looked up. Sam noticed that the tattered Bible had many fingerprints on the page it w...as open to. She wondered what particular passages had given her so much comfort. She wished she could turn to something so simple for peace of mind.Rebecca shrugged. “I’m just going out there a little ways.” She gestured toward Point Lobos State Park.“Really, I don’t think you should.” Linda’s voice was brittle.“I’ll be careful. I’ll wear my galoshes and look both ways.” She was trying to make a joke but it fell flat.“It’s stupid but do what you want.”Rebecca said, “Look, I’m sorry about last night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sam replied — apart from the broiling tensions inside the suite.He had her make sure the windows and doors were locked. She checked and confirmed that everything was secure.Sealed in, nice and tight. She felt a burst of anger that Daniel Pell had them trapped once again, stuck in this little box of a cabin.“I’m going stir crazy,” Rebecca announced. “I’ve got to get outside.”“Oh, I don’t think you should.” Linda looked up. Sam noticed that the tattered Bible had many fingerprints on the page it w...as open to. She wondered what particular passages had given her so much comfort. She wished she could turn to something so simple for peace of mind.Rebecca shrugged. “I’m just going out there a little ways.” She gestured toward Point Lobos State Park.“Really, I don’t think you should.” Linda’s voice was brittle.“I’ll be careful. I’ll wear my galoshes and look both ways.” She was trying to make a joke but it fell flat.“It’s stupid but do what you want.”Rebecca said, “Look, I’m sorry about last night.
What to read after The Sleeping Doll?
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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