Anniversary Day
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They all crowded around the damn coffee shop as if they could do something, as if they could make some kind of difference.She shoved her way through them, saw some civilians in the mix, wondered if they’d been tested for any kind of residue or one of those sneaky needles that killed Soseki. Probably not.She avoided the civilians, and got to the door, already knowing what she would find. She would find Piaja all apologetic, his partner a bit belligerent, and a dead suspect, whom she wanted alive....But before she got close, ads assaulted her. Ads for marvelous coffee, all made by hand. She had to shut off the commercial part of her links, figuring someone else could deal with the ads, the untended commercialization, the strange surreal nature of an active business that had just become an historically notorious crime scene.Ahead of her, the street cops formed a small cone around the door. And standing near that was a broad-shouldered uniformed officer, one foot raised. The air stank of blood and burned flesh.“Step aside,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They all crowded around the damn coffee shop as if they could do something, as if they could make some kind of difference.She shoved her way through them, saw some civilians in the mix, wondered if they’d been tested for any kind of residue or one of those sneaky needles that killed Soseki. Probably not.She avoided the civilians, and got to the door, already knowing what she would find. She would find Piaja all apologetic, his partner a bit belligerent, and a dead suspect, whom she wanted alive....But before she got close, ads assaulted her. Ads for marvelous coffee, all made by hand. She had to shut off the commercial part of her links, figuring someone else could deal with the ads, the untended commercialization, the strange surreal nature of an active business that had just become an historically notorious crime scene.Ahead of her, the street cops formed a small cone around the door. And standing near that was a broad-shouldered uniformed officer, one foot raised. The air stank of blood and burned flesh.“Step aside,”
What to read after Anniversary Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rusch, Kristine Kathryn to read onlineMoreLess
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