Swim That Rock (2014)
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He’s holding an air horn in his hand, and he keeps checking his watch.
Here we go. Any second now I’ll be working the beach.
Anchored off to my right, I see Johnny Bennato hustling to set up his bullrake. He’s in a perfect spot, right between the crazy little guy and me. I can’t believe it. Johnny must have slipped into the pack when that guy was flooding the dive boat. The little guy is so steamed that I don’t think he even noticed Bennato. I’m happy that Johnny’s beside me.
“Morning, Johnny,” ...I say as he dashes around his boat.
“Jake.” He nods, with a sly smile.
One guy, about six boats away from me, throws his rake into the water and starts digging. I look at my watch. It’s 5:58 a.m., but the clam cops haven’t sounded their horn yet. They speed over and board the guy’s boat immediately. Their boat bumps into two others, and soon they’re all yelling at one another.
Like thoroughbreds unleashed from the starting gate, four thousand bullrakes hit the water simultaneously, and everyone starts digging.
What to read after Swim That Rock?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He’s holding an air horn in his hand, and he keeps checking his watch.
Here we go. Any second now I’ll be working the beach.
Anchored off to my right, I see Johnny Bennato hustling to set up his bullrake. He’s in a perfect spot, right between the crazy little guy and me. I can’t believe it. Johnny must have slipped into the pack when that guy was flooding the dive boat. The little guy is so steamed that I don’t think he even noticed Bennato. I’m happy that Johnny’s beside me.
“Morning, Johnny,” ...I say as he dashes around his boat.
“Jake.” He nods, with a sly smile.
One guy, about six boats away from me, throws his rake into the water and starts digging. I look at my watch. It’s 5:58 a.m., but the clam cops haven’t sounded their horn yet. They speed over and board the guy’s boat immediately. Their boat bumps into two others, and soon they’re all yelling at one another.
Like thoroughbreds unleashed from the starting gate, four thousand bullrakes hit the water simultaneously, and everyone starts digging.
What to read after Swim That Rock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Rocco to read onlineMoreLess
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