Psycho Alley
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She sounded sleepy but concerned, and promised to keep the bed warm for him. A pleasant thought which made him fleetingly consider cancelling the mineral water with Jane.
He spun in his chair and glanced at the shark. A dark figure hovered in a doorway below the model, but Henry thought nothing of it. Doorways in Blackpool abounded with dark figures. He sighed and forced himself to his feet, everything aching, everything weary, everything needing a warm bed and lots of sleep.
He wended his way d...own through the police station using the stairs. He crossed New Bonny Street and headed towards the King’s Arms, unaware his progress was being monitored by the figure in the shadows. Henry had completely forgotten he was there.
In the pub he found Jane at a table clutching something that looked remarkably like a gin and tonic and munching from a ‘Big Eat’ bag of crisps, which was torn apart on the table. He sat opposite – after nodding to a couple of other detectives at the bar – and lifted the long, cool, iced mineral water Jane had bought him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She sounded sleepy but concerned, and promised to keep the bed warm for him. A pleasant thought which made him fleetingly consider cancelling the mineral water with Jane.
He spun in his chair and glanced at the shark. A dark figure hovered in a doorway below the model, but Henry thought nothing of it. Doorways in Blackpool abounded with dark figures. He sighed and forced himself to his feet, everything aching, everything weary, everything needing a warm bed and lots of sleep.
He wended his way d...own through the police station using the stairs. He crossed New Bonny Street and headed towards the King’s Arms, unaware his progress was being monitored by the figure in the shadows. Henry had completely forgotten he was there.
In the pub he found Jane at a table clutching something that looked remarkably like a gin and tonic and munching from a ‘Big Eat’ bag of crisps, which was torn apart on the table. He sat opposite – after nodding to a couple of other detectives at the bar – and lifted the long, cool, iced mineral water Jane had bought him.
What to read after Psycho Alley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nick Oldham to read onlineMoreLess
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