Shallow Graves
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A thousand apples, a hundred thousand. A million.
Pellam’d never seen so many apples in his life. And in so many forms. Apple pies, fritters, turnovers, apple butter, jelly, pickled apples and candied apples. You could dunk for them. You could buy them fresh by the bushel, buy them dried and painted and glued together into wreaths and wall hangings shaped like geese and pigs.
There were girls dressed up like apples. All the boys seemed to have round, rouge cheeks.
A woman tried to sell him a cha...nce to win a Dutch apple pie by tossing a ring onto a board with apples nailed onto it.
“I don’t really care for apples,” he told her.
The football field was filled with more than a thousand people, milling through the booths, playing the games and examining the junk for sale—sweaters, wooden trinket boxes, clocks made from driftwood, ceramic, macrame. Janine had a jewelry booth. Pellam had homed in on it right away, waited until she was busy making a sale, and did the obligatory appearance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A thousand apples, a hundred thousand. A million.
Pellam’d never seen so many apples in his life. And in so many forms. Apple pies, fritters, turnovers, apple butter, jelly, pickled apples and candied apples. You could dunk for them. You could buy them fresh by the bushel, buy them dried and painted and glued together into wreaths and wall hangings shaped like geese and pigs.
There were girls dressed up like apples. All the boys seemed to have round, rouge cheeks.
A woman tried to sell him a cha...nce to win a Dutch apple pie by tossing a ring onto a board with apples nailed onto it.
“I don’t really care for apples,” he told her.
The football field was filled with more than a thousand people, milling through the booths, playing the games and examining the junk for sale—sweaters, wooden trinket boxes, clocks made from driftwood, ceramic, macrame. Janine had a jewelry booth. Pellam had homed in on it right away, waited until she was busy making a sale, and did the obligatory appearance.
What to read after Shallow Graves?
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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