Cold Kill (2005)
Cold Kill
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The night was cold, but everyone was out to play. Although it wasn’t raining, there was a light mist in the air, a thin cloud of droplets that carried exhaust gases and fast-food stain and ganja-smoke and a rainbow haze of neon. Bloss had taken Kimber to a studio flat on the main road, just before you hit the Strip. It was over a bookie’s and faced the cemetery. Just now, they were checking the territory; they were getting the lie of the land.
‘Anyone,’ Bloss was saying. ‘Anyone you choose. But ...here’s the trick: it has to be someone you don’t know. Who doesn’t know you. As if they were random.’ ‘They always are,’ Kimber told him. ‘The ones I follow.’ ‘We’re not talking about following.’ Then Bloss checked his stride and glanced at Kimber. ‘Are we?’ Kimber looked away to where a girl was making a sale to a punter driving a family hatchback, bending low to give him a good look at what was on offer. She undid the top button of her fake-fur coat and named a price.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The night was cold, but everyone was out to play. Although it wasn’t raining, there was a light mist in the air, a thin cloud of droplets that carried exhaust gases and fast-food stain and ganja-smoke and a rainbow haze of neon. Bloss had taken Kimber to a studio flat on the main road, just before you hit the Strip. It was over a bookie’s and faced the cemetery. Just now, they were checking the territory; they were getting the lie of the land.
‘Anyone,’ Bloss was saying. ‘Anyone you choose. But ...here’s the trick: it has to be someone you don’t know. Who doesn’t know you. As if they were random.’ ‘They always are,’ Kimber told him. ‘The ones I follow.’ ‘We’re not talking about following.’ Then Bloss checked his stride and glanced at Kimber. ‘Are we?’ Kimber looked away to where a girl was making a sale to a punter driving a family hatchback, bending low to give him a good look at what was on offer. She undid the top button of her fake-fur coat and named a price.
What to read after Cold Kill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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