Disintegration
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Jacob gunned the pickup across the bridge and up the driveway then slewed to a stop, knocking over a handrail that led up the steps. He ran into the shade of the porch and beat on the door with both fists. "Josh. Open this damned door." The knob turned and the door parted. Joshua held a Mason jar full of iced tea, a ragged wedge of lemon sticking to the rim. "Howdy, brother. Nice of you to drop by. We're getting to be just like family again." "You set the fire at the construction site." "Jake, d...on't be like that. Come on in and have a drink." Jacob didn't move, his fists still clenched. "They're watching me. They'll be suspicious." "Look, don't tell me the thing wasn't insured. I know you. You're a chip off the old block. Even when you lose, you make money, just like Warren Wells." Joshua looked up at the family cemetery, a twisted grin on his stubbly face.
"Arson is a serious crime." "The fire chief showed up, didn't she?" "They investigate every structure fire. You know that." "But she didn't find nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jacob gunned the pickup across the bridge and up the driveway then slewed to a stop, knocking over a handrail that led up the steps. He ran into the shade of the porch and beat on the door with both fists. "Josh. Open this damned door." The knob turned and the door parted. Joshua held a Mason jar full of iced tea, a ragged wedge of lemon sticking to the rim. "Howdy, brother. Nice of you to drop by. We're getting to be just like family again." "You set the fire at the construction site." "Jake, d...on't be like that. Come on in and have a drink." Jacob didn't move, his fists still clenched. "They're watching me. They'll be suspicious." "Look, don't tell me the thing wasn't insured. I know you. You're a chip off the old block. Even when you lose, you make money, just like Warren Wells." Joshua looked up at the family cemetery, a twisted grin on his stubbly face.
"Arson is a serious crime." "The fire chief showed up, didn't she?" "They investigate every structure fire. You know that." "But she didn't find nothing.
What to read after Disintegration?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott Nicholson to read onlineMoreLess
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