Senator Love (1991)
Senator Love
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Among her favorites was "Holloways," a neighborhood bar on upper Wisconsin Avenue, in a block of buildings from another era, still untrammelled by the gentrification of Georgetown and the trendiness of upper Chevy Chase.
Which is exactly what she did when she left Ambassador Kessel. Although she was a curiosity to the regular bartender, she avoided any familiarity. He knew what she drank, a dry martini straight up, rarely more than one. She always chose a booth in the rear.
She felt the first ru...sh of alcohol stimulation, triggering a kind of movie reel in her mind. A cast of characters paraded themselves one-by-one across the mental screen.
There was the Senator—ambitious, articulate, driven by power and sex and willing to take risks to achieve both. Then Bunkie, whose future was in lockstep with the Senator's—ruthless, dissimulating, sly and mean-spirited if faced with something that might thwart ambition.
And poor Monte, like the others, obsessively ambitious, which, despite his protestations and her own feelings, gave some weight to moral ambiguity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Among her favorites was "Holloways," a neighborhood bar on upper Wisconsin Avenue, in a block of buildings from another era, still untrammelled by the gentrification of Georgetown and the trendiness of upper Chevy Chase.
Which is exactly what she did when she left Ambassador Kessel. Although she was a curiosity to the regular bartender, she avoided any familiarity. He knew what she drank, a dry martini straight up, rarely more than one. She always chose a booth in the rear.
She felt the first ru...sh of alcohol stimulation, triggering a kind of movie reel in her mind. A cast of characters paraded themselves one-by-one across the mental screen.
There was the Senator—ambitious, articulate, driven by power and sex and willing to take risks to achieve both. Then Bunkie, whose future was in lockstep with the Senator's—ruthless, dissimulating, sly and mean-spirited if faced with something that might thwart ambition.
And poor Monte, like the others, obsessively ambitious, which, despite his protestations and her own feelings, gave some weight to moral ambiguity.
What to read after Senator Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Adler to read onlineMoreLess
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