Silver Bay
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It was just after six a.m. and I was uncomfortably awake, thinking about the conversation I had just had with Dennis in England, trying to tell myself I wasn’t feeling the things I was pretty sure I shouldn’t be feeling.I didn’t need to guess what had happened. I had woken shortly after four, and lain awake for some time, my thoughts humming malevolently in the dark. Eventually I got up, discovered that the hotel was still empty, but for myself and Hannah, and wandered through the deserted rooms.... Finally I came back to mine with a pair of Kathleen’s binoculars and focused them out of the side of the bay window. I could just make out the flickering of torchlight, the occasional illumination of the scene on the beach by someone’s headlights. In flashing pools of light I had watched Greg and the other whales wade in and out of the water and, some time later, I had recognised – from the colour of her jacket – Liza seated on the sand, and two guys talking beside what looked like a tarpaulin.I cursed the jet-lag and told myself that it was possible to regain it even if you’d been sleeping perfectly well for more than a week.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was just after six a.m. and I was uncomfortably awake, thinking about the conversation I had just had with Dennis in England, trying to tell myself I wasn’t feeling the things I was pretty sure I shouldn’t be feeling.I didn’t need to guess what had happened. I had woken shortly after four, and lain awake for some time, my thoughts humming malevolently in the dark. Eventually I got up, discovered that the hotel was still empty, but for myself and Hannah, and wandered through the deserted rooms.... Finally I came back to mine with a pair of Kathleen’s binoculars and focused them out of the side of the bay window. I could just make out the flickering of torchlight, the occasional illumination of the scene on the beach by someone’s headlights. In flashing pools of light I had watched Greg and the other whales wade in and out of the water and, some time later, I had recognised – from the colour of her jacket – Liza seated on the sand, and two guys talking beside what looked like a tarpaulin.I cursed the jet-lag and told myself that it was possible to regain it even if you’d been sleeping perfectly well for more than a week.
What to read after Silver Bay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jojo Moyes to read onlineMoreLess
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