Stormy Weather (2010)
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Neria Torres stood by the Turnpike and flagged down a truck. It was an old Chevy pickup; three men in the cab, four others sprawled in the bed. They were from Tennessee. Neria wasn’t crazy about the odds.
“Looking for work,” explained the driver, a wiry, unshaven fellow with biblical tattoos on both arms. He said his first name was Matthew and his middle name was Luke.
Neria was nervous nonetheless. The men stared ravenously. “What do you guys do?” she asked.
“Construction. We’re here for the hu...rricane.” Matthew had a spare gas can. He poured four gallons into the van. Neria thanked him.
She said, “All I can give you is three bucks.”
“That’s fine.”
“What kind of construction?”
Matthew said: “Any damn thing we can find.” The other men laughed. “We do trees, also. I got chain saw experience,” Matthew added.
Neria Torres didn’t ask if the crew was licensed to do business in Florida. She knew the answer. The men climbed out of the truck to stretch their legs and urinate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neria Torres stood by the Turnpike and flagged down a truck. It was an old Chevy pickup; three men in the cab, four others sprawled in the bed. They were from Tennessee. Neria wasn’t crazy about the odds.
“Looking for work,” explained the driver, a wiry, unshaven fellow with biblical tattoos on both arms. He said his first name was Matthew and his middle name was Luke.
Neria was nervous nonetheless. The men stared ravenously. “What do you guys do?” she asked.
“Construction. We’re here for the hu...rricane.” Matthew had a spare gas can. He poured four gallons into the van. Neria thanked him.
She said, “All I can give you is three bucks.”
“That’s fine.”
“What kind of construction?”
Matthew said: “Any damn thing we can find.” The other men laughed. “We do trees, also. I got chain saw experience,” Matthew added.
Neria Torres didn’t ask if the crew was licensed to do business in Florida. She knew the answer. The men climbed out of the truck to stretch their legs and urinate.
What to read after Stormy Weather?
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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