Bone Key (2011)
Bone Key
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Deal shrugged, his eyes on the departing catering van. “I’m sure it’s on the menu at Louie’s,” he said.
“Probably can’t get it in jail, though,” Russell said.
Deal ignored that one. When the van’s lights had finally disappeared around the bend far down Beach Road, he started the Hog’s engine and pulled out from behind the screen of palmetto scrub north of the tower site, where they’d been keeping watch for the past half hour. He drove a hundred feet without turning on his lights, guided ...by the light of a pale, if nearly full, moon that had risen since their first visit to the tower that night.
He glanced up at the glowing orb—a macular moon, wasn’t it, just like the one in the song?—then swung the Hog back off the deserted highway and into the lot, parking near where the limo had been earlier. When they got out and the sound of the Hog’s doors had died away, he stood for a moment to listen: no shouts of alarm, no guard dogs barking, no distant sirens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Deal shrugged, his eyes on the departing catering van. “I’m sure it’s on the menu at Louie’s,” he said.
“Probably can’t get it in jail, though,” Russell said.
Deal ignored that one. When the van’s lights had finally disappeared around the bend far down Beach Road, he started the Hog’s engine and pulled out from behind the screen of palmetto scrub north of the tower site, where they’d been keeping watch for the past half hour. He drove a hundred feet without turning on his lights, guided ...by the light of a pale, if nearly full, moon that had risen since their first visit to the tower that night.
He glanced up at the glowing orb—a macular moon, wasn’t it, just like the one in the song?—then swung the Hog back off the deserted highway and into the lot, parking near where the limo had been earlier. When they got out and the sound of the Hog’s doors had died away, he stood for a moment to listen: no shouts of alarm, no guard dogs barking, no distant sirens.
What to read after Bone Key?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Les Standiford to read onlineMoreLess
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