Star Island (2010)
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Ann asked.
“Lunch.”
“Yes, but what?”
“Southern cottontail,” said Skink.
Ann remarked that he was probably the only person driving a Jaguar convertible around South Beach who had a roadkill rabbit strung to his trousers.
He said, “Could be worse.”
“How’d you find me? You’re a long way from home.”
“The question is why.”
“I suppose,” Ann said.
“Because you give me hope for the species.”
“Then you’re in rough shape.”
“I have some bad days,” Skink conceded.
“Can we get one thing out of the way? I’m g...rateful for the ballsy rescue and all, but—”
“No nookie.”
“’Fraid not.”
He grinned. “Annie, I’m old enough to be your grandpa.”
“Men are men.” She was thinking of Lawrence, the philandering flutist, and others. “Captain, where’s your shower cap? It definitely made a statement.”
“Lost at sea,” he said.
The cloudless sky was pearly blue, and a cool breeze riffled in from the Atlantic. He had the top down, so they were drawing plenty of attention, even on Ocean Drive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ann asked.
“Lunch.”
“Yes, but what?”
“Southern cottontail,” said Skink.
Ann remarked that he was probably the only person driving a Jaguar convertible around South Beach who had a roadkill rabbit strung to his trousers.
He said, “Could be worse.”
“How’d you find me? You’re a long way from home.”
“The question is why.”
“I suppose,” Ann said.
“Because you give me hope for the species.”
“Then you’re in rough shape.”
“I have some bad days,” Skink conceded.
“Can we get one thing out of the way? I’m g...rateful for the ballsy rescue and all, but—”
“No nookie.”
“’Fraid not.”
He grinned. “Annie, I’m old enough to be your grandpa.”
“Men are men.” She was thinking of Lawrence, the philandering flutist, and others. “Captain, where’s your shower cap? It definitely made a statement.”
“Lost at sea,” he said.
The cloudless sky was pearly blue, and a cool breeze riffled in from the Atlantic. He had the top down, so they were drawing plenty of attention, even on Ocean Drive.
What to read after Star Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl Hiaasen to read onlineMoreLess
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