Deadlight
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They’d managed to book three seats on the early evening flight from Gibraltar, hanging grimly on to their supper trays as the plane bucketed through a vicious thunderstorm over the Bay of Biscay. Pritchard, who had gulped three hasty pints of Harp lager in the departure lounge, ignored the Fasten Seat Belt signs to stagger to the loo. When he returned, he was pale and sweating, and Yates thought he could smell vomit on his breath.
Accompanying them back to the UK had been Pritchard’s idea. The t...hought of staying on holiday when his mate was lying in a mortuary fridge was, he’d said, totally out of order and he’d insisted on a lift to the Panorama and five minutes up in his room to throw his kit together. Yates had gone with him, not because he thought Pritchard might do a runner, but because he was genuinely concerned. The man was inconsolable. He’d shuffled around like a sleep-walker, slow, dream-like movements, absolutely no idea what he was doing, and watching him trying to repack his life into the grubby old holdall, Yates had come to the conclusion that Coughlin had been blessed with at least one solid relationship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They’d managed to book three seats on the early evening flight from Gibraltar, hanging grimly on to their supper trays as the plane bucketed through a vicious thunderstorm over the Bay of Biscay. Pritchard, who had gulped three hasty pints of Harp lager in the departure lounge, ignored the Fasten Seat Belt signs to stagger to the loo. When he returned, he was pale and sweating, and Yates thought he could smell vomit on his breath.
Accompanying them back to the UK had been Pritchard’s idea. The t...hought of staying on holiday when his mate was lying in a mortuary fridge was, he’d said, totally out of order and he’d insisted on a lift to the Panorama and five minutes up in his room to throw his kit together. Yates had gone with him, not because he thought Pritchard might do a runner, but because he was genuinely concerned. The man was inconsolable. He’d shuffled around like a sleep-walker, slow, dream-like movements, absolutely no idea what he was doing, and watching him trying to repack his life into the grubby old holdall, Yates had come to the conclusion that Coughlin had been blessed with at least one solid relationship.
What to read after Deadlight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurley, Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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