Superbia (Book One of the Superbia Series)
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It was the same design as all the other houses in the neighborhood. A stained glass picture of Jesus filled the living room’s bay window. There was a light on upstairs and television light flickering in the den downstairs. Vic knocked on the door several times and rang the doorbell. An old man lumbered up the steps, grimacing as he braced his hand against his knees. He had on a flannel shirt that was tucked into his sweatpants. He wore orthopedic shoes. Peter Lamia opened the door and loo...ked at Vic and Frank in amazement. “Can I help you gentlemen?”
Vic laughed sharply and said, “Yeah, I think so, Mr. Lamia. Grab your coat. You’re coming with us.”
“What on earth for?”
“Seriously? Don’t stand here and make me spell it all out so all your neighbors can hear, sir. Just grab your coat and come quietly and I won’t handcuff you and drag you down the front steps.”
An old woman limped down the stairs, “Pete? What’s going on?”
“It’s the police, dear. They are putting me under arrest.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was the same design as all the other houses in the neighborhood. A stained glass picture of Jesus filled the living room’s bay window. There was a light on upstairs and television light flickering in the den downstairs. Vic knocked on the door several times and rang the doorbell. An old man lumbered up the steps, grimacing as he braced his hand against his knees. He had on a flannel shirt that was tucked into his sweatpants. He wore orthopedic shoes. Peter Lamia opened the door and loo...ked at Vic and Frank in amazement. “Can I help you gentlemen?”
Vic laughed sharply and said, “Yeah, I think so, Mr. Lamia. Grab your coat. You’re coming with us.”
“What on earth for?”
“Seriously? Don’t stand here and make me spell it all out so all your neighbors can hear, sir. Just grab your coat and come quietly and I won’t handcuff you and drag you down the front steps.”
An old woman limped down the stairs, “Pete? What’s going on?”
“It’s the police, dear. They are putting me under arrest.”
What to read after Superbia (Book One of the Superbia Series)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Schaffer to read onlineMoreLess
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