The Birdwatcher
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He sat in his police car at Greatstone and watched some brent geese passing far out at sea. The swallows were still going south in numbers, later than usual this year. Nothing was reliable. Something was broken.
He was supposed to be briefing neighbourhood PSCOs about data protection but he cancelled it, and instead drove to the locations where the white car had been photographed. Then he tried to guess where the car would have come from. At Sandgate, he drove around, peered into driveways and l...ooked at parked cars. He was surprised at how popular white was as a colour for SUVs.
With the light starting to fade, he drove up Blackhouse Hill to the golf course, to get a better view of the land around him. The club was quiet, a few people were sheltering from the wind in the clubhouse. He counted five white four-wheel-drives just in this car park alone.
The bird was moving through low scrub by the first hole: small, and brown. His first thought was a chiffchaff, but were its legs paler than usual?
What to read after The Birdwatcher?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He sat in his police car at Greatstone and watched some brent geese passing far out at sea. The swallows were still going south in numbers, later than usual this year. Nothing was reliable. Something was broken.
He was supposed to be briefing neighbourhood PSCOs about data protection but he cancelled it, and instead drove to the locations where the white car had been photographed. Then he tried to guess where the car would have come from. At Sandgate, he drove around, peered into driveways and l...ooked at parked cars. He was surprised at how popular white was as a colour for SUVs.
With the light starting to fade, he drove up Blackhouse Hill to the golf course, to get a better view of the land around him. The club was quiet, a few people were sheltering from the wind in the clubhouse. He counted five white four-wheel-drives just in this car park alone.
The bird was moving through low scrub by the first hole: small, and brown. His first thought was a chiffchaff, but were its legs paler than usual?
What to read after The Birdwatcher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Shaw to read onlineMoreLess
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