The Bamboo Blonde (2011)
The Bamboo Blonde
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If he hadn't been he wouldn't have prowled around the living room of their beach cottage, making more noise than the incensed roar of the waves. Below the fogged windows they shattered with nerve-jumping regularity against the sea wall. She liked the pound of the water at high tide. But she didn't like it tonight. Not with Con bumping against chairs, shaking the floor with his tread, pretending to fix the rented radio. He was bored and she didn't like it. He had said this would be a second honey...moon. It wasn't. It was exactly like the first.
"We're going to Long Beach." He had announced that before they were two days in Hollywood, with parties scheduled for every party hour, and Griselda wanting to show him off to all of her friends and perhaps-friends.
When she protested, "But, Con, nobody goes there!" he told her, "You're nuts. Thousands of people go there. I can prove it by the Chamber of Commerce. The Navy's there." The Navy wasn't; a part of the fleet was in the Far East, a part on the Atlantic, fending danger from America.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If he hadn't been he wouldn't have prowled around the living room of their beach cottage, making more noise than the incensed roar of the waves. Below the fogged windows they shattered with nerve-jumping regularity against the sea wall. She liked the pound of the water at high tide. But she didn't like it tonight. Not with Con bumping against chairs, shaking the floor with his tread, pretending to fix the rented radio. He was bored and she didn't like it. He had said this would be a second honey...moon. It wasn't. It was exactly like the first.
"We're going to Long Beach." He had announced that before they were two days in Hollywood, with parties scheduled for every party hour, and Griselda wanting to show him off to all of her friends and perhaps-friends.
When she protested, "But, Con, nobody goes there!" he told her, "You're nuts. Thousands of people go there. I can prove it by the Chamber of Commerce. The Navy's there." The Navy wasn't; a part of the fleet was in the Far East, a part on the Atlantic, fending danger from America.
What to read after The Bamboo Blonde?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Hughes to read onlineMoreLess
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