Fatal Harbor
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He walked slowly and randomly, his head bent down like he was in serious thought mode. He had on a light-tan jacket but no hat, and I imagined his bald head was quite cold. His moustache-less beard seemed more scraggly than before.
He stepped closer. I quietly moved to the left. There were a couple of low evergreen trees between the two of us.
I didn’t hesitate.
I went over the stone wall, got into a crouch. I ran across the finely mowed rear yard, just as Knowlton had turned—head do...wn, still apparently deep in thought—and I got him from the rear. Even though I’d been on the debate team in high school, I plowed into him like an angry NFL linebacker paying for two alimonies. I stayed on top of him as he fell, making sure I had a hand on the back of his neck, to push his face into the grass.
He let out an “oomph!” but that’s all I was going to allow. I dug the muzzle end of my Beretta into his right ear, and into his left I said, “Not a damn sound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He walked slowly and randomly, his head bent down like he was in serious thought mode. He had on a light-tan jacket but no hat, and I imagined his bald head was quite cold. His moustache-less beard seemed more scraggly than before.
He stepped closer. I quietly moved to the left. There were a couple of low evergreen trees between the two of us.
I didn’t hesitate.
I went over the stone wall, got into a crouch. I ran across the finely mowed rear yard, just as Knowlton had turned—head do...wn, still apparently deep in thought—and I got him from the rear. Even though I’d been on the debate team in high school, I plowed into him like an angry NFL linebacker paying for two alimonies. I stayed on top of him as he fell, making sure I had a hand on the back of his neck, to push his face into the grass.
He let out an “oomph!” but that’s all I was going to allow. I dug the muzzle end of my Beretta into his right ear, and into his left I said, “Not a damn sound.
What to read after Fatal Harbor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brendan Dubois to read onlineMoreLess
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