Screen of Deceit (2014)
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‘Whatever.’ ‘And what’s the story behind the games and DVD’s? How the friggin’ hell did you happen to get them in your possession?’ ‘I found them, OK? By accident.’ Jack Carter, Mark’s older, respectable brother, had been going on at him, brow-beating him, strutting up and down the carpet, gesticulating angrily, for what seemed an eternity. Mark had pretty much had enough.
‘You, my lad, are going down the shitter faster than a greasy rat.’ He towered over Mark, hands on hips, head shaking in dis...may. Mark looked directly into his eyes once, then looked away. Jack exhaled a long, pissed-off breath, then his body wilted and he sat slowly down next to Mark on the settee. He leaned forwards, elbows on knees, fingers intertwined, his body angled in Mark’s direction. ‘Look, I know this is a tough time for us all, but you’ve got to keep yourself together for Bethany’s sake. You’re better than this, Mark. You’re not a thief. I know that.’ ‘It’s all right for you – you’re out of this shit hole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Whatever.’ ‘And what’s the story behind the games and DVD’s? How the friggin’ hell did you happen to get them in your possession?’ ‘I found them, OK? By accident.’ Jack Carter, Mark’s older, respectable brother, had been going on at him, brow-beating him, strutting up and down the carpet, gesticulating angrily, for what seemed an eternity. Mark had pretty much had enough.
‘You, my lad, are going down the shitter faster than a greasy rat.’ He towered over Mark, hands on hips, head shaking in dis...may. Mark looked directly into his eyes once, then looked away. Jack exhaled a long, pissed-off breath, then his body wilted and he sat slowly down next to Mark on the settee. He leaned forwards, elbows on knees, fingers intertwined, his body angled in Mark’s direction. ‘Look, I know this is a tough time for us all, but you’ve got to keep yourself together for Bethany’s sake. You’re better than this, Mark. You’re not a thief. I know that.’ ‘It’s all right for you – you’re out of this shit hole.
What to read after Screen of Deceit?
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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