Ash & Bone
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It grows harder and harder until the day that it admits you.
Thomas McGuane: Nobody's Angel The first girl dead, there wasn't any choice.
Her friend — her sister, or was that all part of the pretence? — standing in the corner of the room, naked, one arm across her breasts.
Wanting to know what she'd seen but knowing. Reading it in her eyes. The thin stream of urine that ran down her leg.
'Oh, Christ!' he'd said.
Then someone: 'I'll take care of it'.
And when he looked again she wasn't ther...e. Neither of them were there.
1 Maddy Birch would never see thirty again. Nor forty either. Stepping back from the mirror, she scowled at the wrinkles that were beginning to show at the edges of her mouth and the corners of her eyes; the grey infiltrating her otherwise dark brown, almost chestnut hair. Next birthday she would be forty-four. Forty-four and a detective sergeant attached to S07, Serious and Organised Crime. A few hundred in the bank and a mortgaged flat in the part of Upper Holloway that north London estate agents got away with calling Highgate Borders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It grows harder and harder until the day that it admits you.
Thomas McGuane: Nobody's Angel The first girl dead, there wasn't any choice.
Her friend — her sister, or was that all part of the pretence? — standing in the corner of the room, naked, one arm across her breasts.
Wanting to know what she'd seen but knowing. Reading it in her eyes. The thin stream of urine that ran down her leg.
'Oh, Christ!' he'd said.
Then someone: 'I'll take care of it'.
And when he looked again she wasn't ther...e. Neither of them were there.
1 Maddy Birch would never see thirty again. Nor forty either. Stepping back from the mirror, she scowled at the wrinkles that were beginning to show at the edges of her mouth and the corners of her eyes; the grey infiltrating her otherwise dark brown, almost chestnut hair. Next birthday she would be forty-four. Forty-four and a detective sergeant attached to S07, Serious and Organised Crime. A few hundred in the bank and a mortgaged flat in the part of Upper Holloway that north London estate agents got away with calling Highgate Borders.
What to read after Ash & Bone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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