Mind Scrambler
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We came to Atlantic City on the Coast City Bus. We have no cop car. No motorcycles. We don’t even have a trail bike like those two ACPD cops who showed up last night to guard the crime scene. The Atlantic City police department and jail are over in the Clayton G. Graham Public Safety Building on Atlantic Avenue, one of the yellow properties on the Monopoly board. I’m wondering if Ventnor Avenue and Marvin Gardens will be next door.
Anyhow, to talk to Mrs. Rock or David Zuckerman, we need to be a... mile and a half further south, but first we need to find a casino exit, something the Xanadu makes extremely difficult because they don’t want you to take your money down the street to somebody else’s hot slots.
After a few false turns, we make it outside to the transportation center—a concrete-and-pillars parking garage like you’d find in any New Jersey mall, except it’s been classed-up with a rubber-backed red carpet and velvet ropes clipped to brass stanchions. Swanky. Except the place still reeks of wet concrete mixed with exhaust fumes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We came to Atlantic City on the Coast City Bus. We have no cop car. No motorcycles. We don’t even have a trail bike like those two ACPD cops who showed up last night to guard the crime scene. The Atlantic City police department and jail are over in the Clayton G. Graham Public Safety Building on Atlantic Avenue, one of the yellow properties on the Monopoly board. I’m wondering if Ventnor Avenue and Marvin Gardens will be next door.
Anyhow, to talk to Mrs. Rock or David Zuckerman, we need to be a... mile and a half further south, but first we need to find a casino exit, something the Xanadu makes extremely difficult because they don’t want you to take your money down the street to somebody else’s hot slots.
After a few false turns, we make it outside to the transportation center—a concrete-and-pillars parking garage like you’d find in any New Jersey mall, except it’s been classed-up with a rubber-backed red carpet and velvet ropes clipped to brass stanchions. Swanky. Except the place still reeks of wet concrete mixed with exhaust fumes.
What to read after Mind Scrambler?
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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