Angel's Ransom (2014)
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‘We’re witnesses to a murder.’ Hours had passed since the killing. The Angel again drove southward, now with Jules at the wheel. Grim and hostile after giving Bruno’s weighted body to the sea, he had accepted Blake’s statement that the engine-room required more attention than he could give it in a half-hour break from the interminable wheel watch. Having won a full hour of relative freedom to move about, and with Holtz brooding sullenly in some hidden corner of his own, Blake had risked calling ...a council of war in the galley. Even as prisoners they had to eat, or could pretend the need.
Only Laura di Lucca was absent. She had come out of her faint in a state of emotional shock that left her unreachable, beyond tears or comfort, staring silently at nothing alone in her cabin. Blake was grateful for her withdrawal from reality. She, at least, need not know of the new danger in which they all stood.
The galley blowers roared their soft assurance against eavesdropping when he said, ‘Until this morning, I’m reasonably sure Holtz meant to take us back to Monaco and let us go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘We’re witnesses to a murder.’ Hours had passed since the killing. The Angel again drove southward, now with Jules at the wheel. Grim and hostile after giving Bruno’s weighted body to the sea, he had accepted Blake’s statement that the engine-room required more attention than he could give it in a half-hour break from the interminable wheel watch. Having won a full hour of relative freedom to move about, and with Holtz brooding sullenly in some hidden corner of his own, Blake had risked calling ...a council of war in the galley. Even as prisoners they had to eat, or could pretend the need.
Only Laura di Lucca was absent. She had come out of her faint in a state of emotional shock that left her unreachable, beyond tears or comfort, staring silently at nothing alone in her cabin. Blake was grateful for her withdrawal from reality. She, at least, need not know of the new danger in which they all stood.
The galley blowers roared their soft assurance against eavesdropping when he said, ‘Until this morning, I’m reasonably sure Holtz meant to take us back to Monaco and let us go.
What to read after Angel's Ransom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Dodge to read onlineMoreLess
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