Divine Justice
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Stone had been famished while Abby barely touched her food.He looked at her nearly full plate and said, “Remember that Danny is going to be okay.”“For now, yeah. He never should have come back here.”“And you’re saying you only wanted him to go because there were no decent jobs here? You’ve got plenty of money.”“It’s not the money! He hated how I got it anyway.”“They killed your husband, Abby. What other way was there for you to get justice? You can’t exactly imprison a company.”“For what they di...d to my husband somebody should’ve gone to jail.”She rose, poured another cup of coffee and sat down next to him.“You know much about digging coal out of the mountains?”“Only that I probably wouldn’t want to do it for a living.”“My husband worked at a dog hole mine. I guess you don’t know what that is?”“No.”“Small-scale shops, usually only a single shift crew and a foreman. Doesn’t pay as well as the big shops and you get no health insurance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stone had been famished while Abby barely touched her food.He looked at her nearly full plate and said, “Remember that Danny is going to be okay.”“For now, yeah. He never should have come back here.”“And you’re saying you only wanted him to go because there were no decent jobs here? You’ve got plenty of money.”“It’s not the money! He hated how I got it anyway.”“They killed your husband, Abby. What other way was there for you to get justice? You can’t exactly imprison a company.”“For what they di...d to my husband somebody should’ve gone to jail.”She rose, poured another cup of coffee and sat down next to him.“You know much about digging coal out of the mountains?”“Only that I probably wouldn’t want to do it for a living.”“My husband worked at a dog hole mine. I guess you don’t know what that is?”“No.”“Small-scale shops, usually only a single shift crew and a foreman. Doesn’t pay as well as the big shops and you get no health insurance.
What to read after Divine Justice?
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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