The Truth About Melody Browne
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Each time she remembered something new. A large, bearded man in a tiny sports car; the girl, Charlotte, in oversized sunglasses carrying a dozen carrier bags; herself and Charlotte’s mother, silhouetted side by side in the small dormer window in the eaves of the house, the smell of sweet perfume; a Girls’ World; patchwork jeans; a lime hairband and more significantly than any of that, a room with a cot and the brand-new baby. It was up there, one of only two things she remembered about her life ...before the fire. The room with baby in it was in there somewhere, still carrying traces within its walls of the sweet honeyed scent of new baby and breast milk.
It wasn’t an accident that Melody had found herself outside this house. Her newly aroused subconscious had pulled her here, step by step, while her thoughts were otherwise engaged. And she hadn’t lived here, she knew that much, but she had stayed at this neat little house, tucked away in a quiet corner of central London. She had stayed here often.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each time she remembered something new. A large, bearded man in a tiny sports car; the girl, Charlotte, in oversized sunglasses carrying a dozen carrier bags; herself and Charlotte’s mother, silhouetted side by side in the small dormer window in the eaves of the house, the smell of sweet perfume; a Girls’ World; patchwork jeans; a lime hairband and more significantly than any of that, a room with a cot and the brand-new baby. It was up there, one of only two things she remembered about her life ...before the fire. The room with baby in it was in there somewhere, still carrying traces within its walls of the sweet honeyed scent of new baby and breast milk.
It wasn’t an accident that Melody had found herself outside this house. Her newly aroused subconscious had pulled her here, step by step, while her thoughts were otherwise engaged. And she hadn’t lived here, she knew that much, but she had stayed at this neat little house, tucked away in a quiet corner of central London. She had stayed here often.
What to read after The Truth About Melody Browne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Jewell to read onlineMoreLess
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