Castle Murders (1991)
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"You bet," Linda said.
The library was several stories high, spiral staircases communicating between levels. The second and third levels were galleries that looked out onto the main floor. The open stacks were on the ground floor, and they seemed endless. The place was as big as the biggest city or university library, if it wasn't a lot bigger. For all that, the place abounded with inglenooks and carrels and other cozy places to curl up with a good book. There were certainly enough books; most o...f them, however, were hardly what could be called light reading: ponderous tomes bound in ancient leather, formidable and daunting. But not all.
Osmirik sat at a table with a stack of paperbacks in front of him. He was examining them one by one and making notations on index cards. A small-boned man with dark hair, he wore a simple brown cloak and soft black shoes with pointed toes. Linda and Melanie came walking off the main floor and into the alcove where Osmirik was at work.
"Hi, Ozzie!" Linda said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You bet," Linda said.
The library was several stories high, spiral staircases communicating between levels. The second and third levels were galleries that looked out onto the main floor. The open stacks were on the ground floor, and they seemed endless. The place was as big as the biggest city or university library, if it wasn't a lot bigger. For all that, the place abounded with inglenooks and carrels and other cozy places to curl up with a good book. There were certainly enough books; most o...f them, however, were hardly what could be called light reading: ponderous tomes bound in ancient leather, formidable and daunting. But not all.
Osmirik sat at a table with a stack of paperbacks in front of him. He was examining them one by one and making notations on index cards. A small-boned man with dark hair, he wore a simple brown cloak and soft black shoes with pointed toes. Linda and Melanie came walking off the main floor and into the alcove where Osmirik was at work.
"Hi, Ozzie!" Linda said.
What to read after Castle Murders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dechancie to read onlineMoreLess
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