Dexter in the Dark
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She was in a hurry, and she was first and foremost a Miami cop who had learned to drive from Miami cops. And that meant she believed that traffic was fluid in nature and she sliced through it like a hot iron in butter, sliding into gaps that weren’t really there, and making it clear to the other drivers that it was either move or die.
Cody and Astor were very pleased, of course, from their securely seat-belted position in the backseat. They sat as straight as possible, craning upward to see out.... And rarest of all, Cody actually smiled briefly when we narrowly missed smashing into a 350-pound man on a small motorcycle.
“Put on the siren,” Astor demanded.
“This isn’t a goddamned game,” Deborah snarled.
“Does it have to be a goddamned game for the siren?” Astor said, and Deborah turned bright red and yanked the wheel hard to bring us off U.S. 1, just barely missing a battered Honda riding on four doughnut tires.
“Astor,” I said, “don’t say that word.”
“She says it all the time,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was in a hurry, and she was first and foremost a Miami cop who had learned to drive from Miami cops. And that meant she believed that traffic was fluid in nature and she sliced through it like a hot iron in butter, sliding into gaps that weren’t really there, and making it clear to the other drivers that it was either move or die.
Cody and Astor were very pleased, of course, from their securely seat-belted position in the backseat. They sat as straight as possible, craning upward to see out.... And rarest of all, Cody actually smiled briefly when we narrowly missed smashing into a 350-pound man on a small motorcycle.
“Put on the siren,” Astor demanded.
“This isn’t a goddamned game,” Deborah snarled.
“Does it have to be a goddamned game for the siren?” Astor said, and Deborah turned bright red and yanked the wheel hard to bring us off U.S. 1, just barely missing a battered Honda riding on four doughnut tires.
“Astor,” I said, “don’t say that word.”
“She says it all the time,”
What to read after Dexter in the Dark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeff Lindsay to read onlineMoreLess
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