Powder Burn (2010)
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Promptly at 5:00 each afternoon it emptied as though someone had pulled a plug. The drones rushed from the air-conditioned lobby, braved brief assault by the sweltering afternoon sun and plunged into the air-conditioned boxes that would take them home. Machines reinforced the routine. At exactly 5:15 computers shut down the escalators and turned off the air-conditioning.
Lane Redbirt prided himself on his appearance. As he rode down on the elevator, he caught a refreshing glimpse of himself in t...he mirror. His light double knit was well cut, with flared pants and a tight, de rigueur vest. His blond hair was carefully sprayed; his blue eyes were alert. Redbirt knew he was the perfect image of a young lawyer on the make. He enjoyed that.
When the elevator stopped on the fifteenth floor to load more passengers, the girl edged closer to the young lawyer.
“I’ll bet it’s a scorcher out there, Mr. Redbirt,” she said.
“Near ninety, I think, Virginia,” he replied. She was his secretary, and she typed well enough.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Promptly at 5:00 each afternoon it emptied as though someone had pulled a plug. The drones rushed from the air-conditioned lobby, braved brief assault by the sweltering afternoon sun and plunged into the air-conditioned boxes that would take them home. Machines reinforced the routine. At exactly 5:15 computers shut down the escalators and turned off the air-conditioning.
Lane Redbirt prided himself on his appearance. As he rode down on the elevator, he caught a refreshing glimpse of himself in t...he mirror. His light double knit was well cut, with flared pants and a tight, de rigueur vest. His blond hair was carefully sprayed; his blue eyes were alert. Redbirt knew he was the perfect image of a young lawyer on the make. He enjoyed that.
When the elevator stopped on the fifteenth floor to load more passengers, the girl edged closer to the young lawyer.
“I’ll bet it’s a scorcher out there, Mr. Redbirt,” she said.
“Near ninety, I think, Virginia,” he replied. She was his secretary, and she typed well enough.
What to read after Powder Burn?
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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