Hell Hole (2011)
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asks Samantha Starky.
She’d finished breakfast and was hanging out at the station house when the distress call came in: Officers down. Yeah. We were down all right—down in a ditch. My buddy George Hansen from Undertow Towing brought his rig to mile marker 55 (that’s the one I bent when I went off the road), hooked the crushed cruiser up to his winch, and asked, “So, how’d you do that, man?”
I gave George the abridged version of Mr. Danny’s Wild Ride (which, by the way, he considered “totally awe...some”) then Ceepak and I climbed into Starky’s car because we needed to be three miles down the road at the rest stop.
I’m sitting up front. Ceepak is in the back, using gauze from the first aid kit Starky keeps stowed in her way back to blot at that head scratch. We’re sort of cramped inside Starky’s personal vehicle. It’s a Honda Civic. I think it’s one of those hybrids and gets like fifty miles per gallon. Our Ford Explorer used to do fourteen. Now? Well, let’s just say its actual mileage days are behind it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
asks Samantha Starky.
She’d finished breakfast and was hanging out at the station house when the distress call came in: Officers down. Yeah. We were down all right—down in a ditch. My buddy George Hansen from Undertow Towing brought his rig to mile marker 55 (that’s the one I bent when I went off the road), hooked the crushed cruiser up to his winch, and asked, “So, how’d you do that, man?”
I gave George the abridged version of Mr. Danny’s Wild Ride (which, by the way, he considered “totally awe...some”) then Ceepak and I climbed into Starky’s car because we needed to be three miles down the road at the rest stop.
I’m sitting up front. Ceepak is in the back, using gauze from the first aid kit Starky keeps stowed in her way back to blot at that head scratch. We’re sort of cramped inside Starky’s personal vehicle. It’s a Honda Civic. I think it’s one of those hybrids and gets like fifty miles per gallon. Our Ford Explorer used to do fourteen. Now? Well, let’s just say its actual mileage days are behind it.
What to read after Hell Hole?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chris Grabenstein to read onlineMoreLess
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