Ghost Dance
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‘You’re gonna just make it!’ Although Gallagher had less than twenty minutes to catch the last shuttle to Boston, his attention was not on the road but on the photograph in his lap.
Before he melted off into the viburnum-scented night, Harold—or whatever his real name was—had given them a photograph of Terrance Danby. It was a ten-year-old shot of Danby on the day he had made sergeant major: a lean, close-shaven giant with a bull’s neck and stone-colored eyes. He wore a black beret. Ribbons and ...medals festooned his jacket.
Jerry rubbed his nose on his sleeve and glanced at the picture before wrenching the car right to speed up the exit ramp. ‘Harold wasn’t shitting you. The guy’s close enough to be your brother.’ ‘Kind of makes me queasy to know that I look like an assassin.’ ‘Better than being one,’ Jerry grunted. He slammed his fist on the steering wheel. ‘Fucking Harold! I should have buried that bastard when I had the chance.’ ‘He might have had your nieces killed,’ Gallagher replied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘You’re gonna just make it!’ Although Gallagher had less than twenty minutes to catch the last shuttle to Boston, his attention was not on the road but on the photograph in his lap.
Before he melted off into the viburnum-scented night, Harold—or whatever his real name was—had given them a photograph of Terrance Danby. It was a ten-year-old shot of Danby on the day he had made sergeant major: a lean, close-shaven giant with a bull’s neck and stone-colored eyes. He wore a black beret. Ribbons and ...medals festooned his jacket.
Jerry rubbed his nose on his sleeve and glanced at the picture before wrenching the car right to speed up the exit ramp. ‘Harold wasn’t shitting you. The guy’s close enough to be your brother.’ ‘Kind of makes me queasy to know that I look like an assassin.’ ‘Better than being one,’ Jerry grunted. He slammed his fist on the steering wheel. ‘Fucking Harold! I should have buried that bastard when I had the chance.’ ‘He might have had your nieces killed,’ Gallagher replied.
What to read after Ghost Dance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sullivan, Mark, 1874-1952 to read onlineMoreLess
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