To Die Alone (2011)
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He paused in mid-stride and looked out of the window once more. No train this time.
‘Penny for your thoughts,’ said a voice behind him.
‘You’re the second person who has said that to me today,’ said the sergeant, turning and smiling at his wife as she walked along the corridor. He looked at her nurse’s uniform. ‘You’re in early.’ ‘I rang the police station and they said you were down here. Got to grab these opportunities when they arise.’ Julie joined him in staring out of the window, le...aning her arms on the windowsill and looking out across the roofs. ‘You here for anything exciting?’ ‘This vet fellow who has been attacked.’ ‘I had a quick word with one of the nurses,’ nodded Julie. ‘She reckons he’s in a bad way. They’re keeping him in a coma. Be a while before you can talk to him.’ Gallagher nodded morosely. There was a few moments of silence then she looked across at him with an apologetic look on her face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He paused in mid-stride and looked out of the window once more. No train this time.
‘Penny for your thoughts,’ said a voice behind him.
‘You’re the second person who has said that to me today,’ said the sergeant, turning and smiling at his wife as she walked along the corridor. He looked at her nurse’s uniform. ‘You’re in early.’ ‘I rang the police station and they said you were down here. Got to grab these opportunities when they arise.’ Julie joined him in staring out of the window, le...aning her arms on the windowsill and looking out across the roofs. ‘You here for anything exciting?’ ‘This vet fellow who has been attacked.’ ‘I had a quick word with one of the nurses,’ nodded Julie. ‘She reckons he’s in a bad way. They’re keeping him in a coma. Be a while before you can talk to him.’ Gallagher nodded morosely. There was a few moments of silence then she looked across at him with an apologetic look on her face.
What to read after To Die Alone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dean to read onlineMoreLess
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