A Slow Death (Max Drescher book 1)
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It was already well underway when they slipped into a pew at the back. Scanning the room, Max found himself cheered by the size of the turnout but dismayed by the fact that he could not find a single familiar face amongst the crowd of a hundred or so family and friends. He wondered how many of the people gathered here to celebrate Peter’s memory actually knew about his double life? Peter had always kept his love life hermetically sealed from the rest of his existence. He had been terrified of hi...s parents finding out and Max had always been kept well away from any social gatherings.
I respected his wishes in life, Max suddenly thought, so why not in death? He gently nudged Clara on the shoulder. ‘Let’s go,’ he whispered.
Clara turned to look at him and frowned. ‘But we’ve only just got here.’ Taking her arm, Max gently lifted her to her feet. ‘C’mon, we need to get out of here.’ Walking down the busy Hasenheide, Max bought two coffees from a kiosk and led Clara into the eponymous Volkspark nearby.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was already well underway when they slipped into a pew at the back. Scanning the room, Max found himself cheered by the size of the turnout but dismayed by the fact that he could not find a single familiar face amongst the crowd of a hundred or so family and friends. He wondered how many of the people gathered here to celebrate Peter’s memory actually knew about his double life? Peter had always kept his love life hermetically sealed from the rest of his existence. He had been terrified of hi...s parents finding out and Max had always been kept well away from any social gatherings.
I respected his wishes in life, Max suddenly thought, so why not in death? He gently nudged Clara on the shoulder. ‘Let’s go,’ he whispered.
Clara turned to look at him and frowned. ‘But we’ve only just got here.’ Taking her arm, Max gently lifted her to her feet. ‘C’mon, we need to get out of here.’ Walking down the busy Hasenheide, Max bought two coffees from a kiosk and led Clara into the eponymous Volkspark nearby.
What to read after A Slow Death (Max Drescher book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Craig to read onlineMoreLess
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