Mission Road (2005)
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After thirty years in the neighborhood, he could anticipate St. John’s sunrise service. Every Sunday, he rose before the bells and dressed in coat and tie, though he hadn’t been to mass since Lucia died.
It wasn’t that Etch had stopped believing in God. He just figured the two of them had nothing more to say to each other.
Still, the bells comforted him, the way watching family picnics comforted him when he was riding in a police car. He liked knowing some people could have a normal life.
He cho...se a brown wool Italian suit, teal shirt, mauve tie, leather loafers. The temperature outside had dropped below freezing. He could tell from the knock in the water pipes, the color of the sky out his window. A Blue Norther had rolled in—a snap of Arctic air that had no business in Texas.
He turned and stared at his empty living room.
He was down to a coffee table and sofa. No television. No knickknacks. No photos.
Over the last year, anticipating retirement, he had slowly pared his possessions down to nothing.
What to read after Mission Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rick Riordan to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After thirty years in the neighborhood, he could anticipate St. John’s sunrise service. Every Sunday, he rose before the bells and dressed in coat and tie, though he hadn’t been to mass since Lucia died.
It wasn’t that Etch had stopped believing in God. He just figured the two of them had nothing more to say to each other.
Still, the bells comforted him, the way watching family picnics comforted him when he was riding in a police car. He liked knowing some people could have a normal life.
He cho...se a brown wool Italian suit, teal shirt, mauve tie, leather loafers. The temperature outside had dropped below freezing. He could tell from the knock in the water pipes, the color of the sky out his window. A Blue Norther had rolled in—a snap of Arctic air that had no business in Texas.
He turned and stared at his empty living room.
He was down to a coffee table and sofa. No television. No knickknacks. No photos.
Over the last year, anticipating retirement, he had slowly pared his possessions down to nothing.
What to read after Mission Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rick Riordan to read onlineMoreLess
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