Bones of Paris (9780345531773) (2013)
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IT was obvious that the man in the apron hadn’t slept.
“Just rescuing some green beans from Sarah’s garden. The housekeeper brought a cassoulet.” Rescuing Sarah’s beans when you can’t rescue her, thought Stuyvesant, and poured himself a drink.
Grey returned to his vegetables. “Tell me about your Miss Crosby.”
“Not mine. She made that clear.”
“You have a picture?”
Stuyvesant showed him the Man Ray portrait, then told him about Pip in Nice: pretty girl in a bar, middle-aged man, unlikely but promi...sing—until she kissed him good-bye and left for Rome.
Grey snipped, sliced, listened as Stuyvesant described his fruitless search through Montparnasse and Montmartre, and reluctantly, his despair over Pip’s fate. The kitchen went still for a moment, muffled by a blanket of dread.
“Miss Crosby sounds as wary of obligations as you are.”
“What are you talking about? I wasn’t the one to cut it off with Sarah.”
“Who said anything about Sarah?”
“Every conversation with you seems to be about Sarah.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IT was obvious that the man in the apron hadn’t slept.
“Just rescuing some green beans from Sarah’s garden. The housekeeper brought a cassoulet.” Rescuing Sarah’s beans when you can’t rescue her, thought Stuyvesant, and poured himself a drink.
Grey returned to his vegetables. “Tell me about your Miss Crosby.”
“Not mine. She made that clear.”
“You have a picture?”
Stuyvesant showed him the Man Ray portrait, then told him about Pip in Nice: pretty girl in a bar, middle-aged man, unlikely but promi...sing—until she kissed him good-bye and left for Rome.
Grey snipped, sliced, listened as Stuyvesant described his fruitless search through Montparnasse and Montmartre, and reluctantly, his despair over Pip’s fate. The kitchen went still for a moment, muffled by a blanket of dread.
“Miss Crosby sounds as wary of obligations as you are.”
“What are you talking about? I wasn’t the one to cut it off with Sarah.”
“Who said anything about Sarah?”
“Every conversation with you seems to be about Sarah.”
What to read after Bones of Paris (9780345531773)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurie R. King to read onlineMoreLess
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