Native Tongue (2010)
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“So what are you planning?” he asked.
She stirred but didn’t answer. Her cheek felt silky and warm against his chest. When would he ever learn to shut up and enjoy the moment?
“Carrie, I know you’re not asleep.”
Her eyes opened. Even in the darkness he could feel the liquid stare. “You’re the only man I’ve ever been with,” she said, “who insists on talking afterward.”
“You inspire me, that’s all.”
“Aren’t you exhausted?” She raised her head. “Was I hallucinating, or did we just fuck our brains o...ut?”
Winder said, “I’m nervous as hell. I’ve been rehearsing it all in my head.”
She told him to stop worrying and go to sleep. “What’s the worst thing that could happen?”
“Jail is a distinct possibility. Death is another.”
Carrie turned on her belly and slid between his legs. Then she propped her elbows on his rib cage, and rested her chin on her hands.
“What are you smiling at?” Winder said.
“It’s all going to work out. I’ve got faith in you.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“So what are you planning?” he asked.
She stirred but didn’t answer. Her cheek felt silky and warm against his chest. When would he ever learn to shut up and enjoy the moment?
“Carrie, I know you’re not asleep.”
Her eyes opened. Even in the darkness he could feel the liquid stare. “You’re the only man I’ve ever been with,” she said, “who insists on talking afterward.”
“You inspire me, that’s all.”
“Aren’t you exhausted?” She raised her head. “Was I hallucinating, or did we just fuck our brains o...ut?”
Winder said, “I’m nervous as hell. I’ve been rehearsing it all in my head.”
She told him to stop worrying and go to sleep. “What’s the worst thing that could happen?”
“Jail is a distinct possibility. Death is another.”
Carrie turned on her belly and slid between his legs. Then she propped her elbows on his rib cage, and rested her chin on her hands.
“What are you smiling at?” Winder said.
“It’s all going to work out. I’ve got faith in you.”
What to read after Native Tongue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl Hiaasen to read onlineMoreLess
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