Quake (2014)
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Having long ago befriended the bike messenger who usually delivered his last-minute motions and briefs to defense counsel around the city, he knew he was riding an $800 bike. But what truly disrupted his thoughts was trying to figure out the last time he’d ridden a bicycle on an actual street.
Sure, he’d ridden—if ridden was even the right word—stationary bikes at his twenty-four-hour local gym, but that didn’t count. And although Nick didn’t believe in having a car in the city, he’d never once ...ridden a bicycle to or from work; it was simply too far. He took subways and, when the circumstances absolutely called for it, taxis.
He hadn’t ridden a bicycle as a law student either, not that he recalled. But wait, hadn’t he ever ridden with Sara, either before or after they were married? She’d talked about riding bikes once in a while, said it was one of her favorite things about growing up in South Jersey: riding bikes along the boardwalk during the off-season, from Labor Day through Memorial Day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having long ago befriended the bike messenger who usually delivered his last-minute motions and briefs to defense counsel around the city, he knew he was riding an $800 bike. But what truly disrupted his thoughts was trying to figure out the last time he’d ridden a bicycle on an actual street.
Sure, he’d ridden—if ridden was even the right word—stationary bikes at his twenty-four-hour local gym, but that didn’t count. And although Nick didn’t believe in having a car in the city, he’d never once ...ridden a bicycle to or from work; it was simply too far. He took subways and, when the circumstances absolutely called for it, taxis.
He hadn’t ridden a bicycle as a law student either, not that he recalled. But wait, hadn’t he ever ridden with Sara, either before or after they were married? She’d talked about riding bikes once in a while, said it was one of her favorite things about growing up in South Jersey: riding bikes along the boardwalk during the off-season, from Labor Day through Memorial Day.
What to read after Quake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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