Exit to Eden
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But what the hell, we'd been the only people at the drugstore soda fountain eating breakfast in evening clothes, too.The private limo took us north to Destrahan Manor and then to San Francisco Plantation, and on to Oak Alley in Saint Jacques.We snuggled together in the big gray velvet seat and we traded stories again, of childhood and disappointment and dreams. It was supernatural, flying at sixty miles an hour through the low Louisiana landscape, the levee always concealing the Mississippi, the... sky frequently completely overlaced with green.The air conditioning was silent, deliciously icy, and we tunneled through time itself as surely as we tunneled through the verdant and lush subtropical land.We had plenty of liquor in the little icebox. We had cold beer and some caviar and crackers. And we turned on the little color TV set and watched the game shows, soaps.And then we made love, really wonderful hangover love, with no blindfold and no nothing, stretched out all the way on the big wide soft seat.But a mood came over me at Oak Alley, maybe because it is one of the most glorious Louisiana plantations I've ever seen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But what the hell, we'd been the only people at the drugstore soda fountain eating breakfast in evening clothes, too.The private limo took us north to Destrahan Manor and then to San Francisco Plantation, and on to Oak Alley in Saint Jacques.We snuggled together in the big gray velvet seat and we traded stories again, of childhood and disappointment and dreams. It was supernatural, flying at sixty miles an hour through the low Louisiana landscape, the levee always concealing the Mississippi, the... sky frequently completely overlaced with green.The air conditioning was silent, deliciously icy, and we tunneled through time itself as surely as we tunneled through the verdant and lush subtropical land.We had plenty of liquor in the little icebox. We had cold beer and some caviar and crackers. And we turned on the little color TV set and watched the game shows, soaps.And then we made love, really wonderful hangover love, with no blindfold and no nothing, stretched out all the way on the big wide soft seat.But a mood came over me at Oak Alley, maybe because it is one of the most glorious Louisiana plantations I've ever seen.
What to read after Exit to Eden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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