Done Deal (2011)
Done Deal
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He didn’t want to believe Penfield could have anything to do with Janice’s disappearance. Couldn’t believe it. But he would find out.
It was still dark, and he stayed on A1A all the way south, avoiding any freeway traffic, letting the thump of the tires on the old pavement fill his mind, savoring the ride of the powerful car, the empty streets, the traffic lights that for once stayed in sync, the look of old Florida in the store-fronts of one oceanfront hamlet after another.
In a few hou...rs there would be more than you could want of orange juice, beach towels, T-shirts, and suntan oil for sale, as it had been since God made Florida, he thought. Most of the places hadn’t seen the need for renovation, save for the occasional crudely printed sign reading Bienvenidos! or Parlez-Vous Français? tacked above the awnings or wedged in the windows between the inflatable alligators and killer whale floats. The signs had been added over the past few years to comfort the waves of South American and French Canadian tourists who’d replaced the American tourists here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He didn’t want to believe Penfield could have anything to do with Janice’s disappearance. Couldn’t believe it. But he would find out.
It was still dark, and he stayed on A1A all the way south, avoiding any freeway traffic, letting the thump of the tires on the old pavement fill his mind, savoring the ride of the powerful car, the empty streets, the traffic lights that for once stayed in sync, the look of old Florida in the store-fronts of one oceanfront hamlet after another.
In a few hou...rs there would be more than you could want of orange juice, beach towels, T-shirts, and suntan oil for sale, as it had been since God made Florida, he thought. Most of the places hadn’t seen the need for renovation, save for the occasional crudely printed sign reading Bienvenidos! or Parlez-Vous Français? tacked above the awnings or wedged in the windows between the inflatable alligators and killer whale floats. The signs had been added over the past few years to comfort the waves of South American and French Canadian tourists who’d replaced the American tourists here.
What to read after Done Deal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Les Standiford to read onlineMoreLess
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