Rhymes With Prey
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The taxi driver was Pakistani, from Karachi, he said, a slender, mild-mannered man who smelled lightly of cumin with an overlay of Drakkar Noir cologne. He listened to what might have been Pakistani jazz, or Afghani rap, or something even more exotic; the couple in the backseat wouldn’t have known the difference, if there was any difference. When the male passenger asked how big Karachi was, the driver said, “More big than New York City, but more small than New York City if includes the suburger...s.”
The woman said, “Really,” with an edge of skepticism.
The Pakistani picked up the skepticism and said, “I look in Wiki, and this is what Wiki say.”
The male passenger was from Minnesota and, not knowing any better, or because he was rich and didn’t care, overtipped the driver as he and the woman got out of the cab. As it moved away, he said to her, “I could use a suburger right now. With catsup and fries.”
“You just don’t want to deal with Rhyme,” she said. “He makes you nervous.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The taxi driver was Pakistani, from Karachi, he said, a slender, mild-mannered man who smelled lightly of cumin with an overlay of Drakkar Noir cologne. He listened to what might have been Pakistani jazz, or Afghani rap, or something even more exotic; the couple in the backseat wouldn’t have known the difference, if there was any difference. When the male passenger asked how big Karachi was, the driver said, “More big than New York City, but more small than New York City if includes the suburger...s.”
The woman said, “Really,” with an edge of skepticism.
The Pakistani picked up the skepticism and said, “I look in Wiki, and this is what Wiki say.”
The male passenger was from Minnesota and, not knowing any better, or because he was rich and didn’t care, overtipped the driver as he and the woman got out of the cab. As it moved away, he said to her, “I could use a suburger right now. With catsup and fries.”
“You just don’t want to deal with Rhyme,” she said. “He makes you nervous.”
What to read after Rhymes With Prey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeffery Deaver to read onlineMoreLess
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