Day of Doom (2013)
Day of Doom
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She was staring into themirror over the tiny sink that made up partof her lavatory.
She never had ridden on an American train before. First class or private planes had always been part of her world. And luxurious train travel in Europe. As the pampered wife of a billionaire, she had always assumed that the world would literally be at her feet. She was appalled at having to travel this way, and with ordinary people so close around her. Why, a man in a uniform had come in and said it was time to g...o to the dining car to eat.
To eat with ordinary people!
She would have shot him for his insolence, if she could have figured out a way to dispose of the body.
And then there was the tiniest of bathrooms in the compartment. It doubled as both a toilet and a shower! She was sure to the peons of the world — meaning pretty much everyone except herself — it was just fine. But to her it was unthinkable. She shuddered at even the thought of wedging her perfect self into that minuscule space both to pee and to bathe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was staring into themirror over the tiny sink that made up partof her lavatory.
She never had ridden on an American train before. First class or private planes had always been part of her world. And luxurious train travel in Europe. As the pampered wife of a billionaire, she had always assumed that the world would literally be at her feet. She was appalled at having to travel this way, and with ordinary people so close around her. Why, a man in a uniform had come in and said it was time to g...o to the dining car to eat.
To eat with ordinary people!
She would have shot him for his insolence, if she could have figured out a way to dispose of the body.
And then there was the tiniest of bathrooms in the compartment. It doubled as both a toilet and a shower! She was sure to the peons of the world — meaning pretty much everyone except herself — it was just fine. But to her it was unthinkable. She shuddered at even the thought of wedging her perfect self into that minuscule space both to pee and to bathe.
What to read after Day of Doom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Baldacci to read onlineMoreLess
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