Confessor
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She looked rested, wore a crisp blue dress, the color of the Mediterranean on a good day, and her hair was pulled back, almost flat, tied into a severe bun at the nape of her neck. For a second Herbie was reminded of a woman in prison garb; the plain dress and the hair short, as prisoners are made to wear it.
“Any news, Herb?” Though she asked a question, she did not look at him, as if she already knew the answer.
“No news is good news, right?” Herb pitched his voice flat and tranquil. Carole lo...oked up sharply. She knew the tone, had used it herself before this, and had learned it from her loving husband. “Let them know if it’s going to be tough,” Gus used to say. “Let them know about it straight off. Keep the voice level; never sound pleased to see them; never give ground. Remain neutral all the time.” She looked at Bex and said, “Good morning.” A shade stiffly.
“And to you, Mrs. Keene.”
Oh, Christ, Carole thought. No good cops here today. She wondered what it meant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She looked rested, wore a crisp blue dress, the color of the Mediterranean on a good day, and her hair was pulled back, almost flat, tied into a severe bun at the nape of her neck. For a second Herbie was reminded of a woman in prison garb; the plain dress and the hair short, as prisoners are made to wear it.
“Any news, Herb?” Though she asked a question, she did not look at him, as if she already knew the answer.
“No news is good news, right?” Herb pitched his voice flat and tranquil. Carole lo...oked up sharply. She knew the tone, had used it herself before this, and had learned it from her loving husband. “Let them know if it’s going to be tough,” Gus used to say. “Let them know about it straight off. Keep the voice level; never sound pleased to see them; never give ground. Remain neutral all the time.” She looked at Bex and said, “Good morning.” A shade stiffly.
“And to you, Mrs. Keene.”
Oh, Christ, Carole thought. No good cops here today. She wondered what it meant.
What to read after Confessor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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