Black House (2009)
Black House
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On one of the latter he finds what he wants.“Whatcha doin’, boss?” Tom asks.“None of your beeswax. Just drive the car.”Dale grabs the phone from its spot on the console, grimaces and wipes off the residue of someone’s powdered doughnut, then, without much hope, dials the number of Jack Sawyer’s cell phone. He starts to smile when the phone is answered on the fourth ring, but the smile metamorphoses into a frown of puzzlement. He knows that voice and should recognize it, but—“Hello?” says the per...son who has apparently answered Jack’s cell phone. “Speak now, whoever you are, or forever hold your peace.”Then Dale knows. Would have known immediately if he had been at home or in his office, but in this context—“Henry?” he says, knowing he sounds stupid but not able to help it. “Uncle Henry, is that you?”Jack is piloting his truck across the Tamarack Bridge when the cell phone in his pants pocket starts its annoying little tweet. He takes it out and taps the back of Henry’s hand with it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On one of the latter he finds what he wants.“Whatcha doin’, boss?” Tom asks.“None of your beeswax. Just drive the car.”Dale grabs the phone from its spot on the console, grimaces and wipes off the residue of someone’s powdered doughnut, then, without much hope, dials the number of Jack Sawyer’s cell phone. He starts to smile when the phone is answered on the fourth ring, but the smile metamorphoses into a frown of puzzlement. He knows that voice and should recognize it, but—“Hello?” says the per...son who has apparently answered Jack’s cell phone. “Speak now, whoever you are, or forever hold your peace.”Then Dale knows. Would have known immediately if he had been at home or in his office, but in this context—“Henry?” he says, knowing he sounds stupid but not able to help it. “Uncle Henry, is that you?”Jack is piloting his truck across the Tamarack Bridge when the cell phone in his pants pocket starts its annoying little tweet. He takes it out and taps the back of Henry’s hand with it.
What to read after Black House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen King to read onlineMoreLess
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