The Bookman's Wake
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I no longer felt the rain. The specter of Pruitt dogged my steps, spurring me along the deserted street. I saw his face on storefront mannequins and felt his eyes watching me from doorways. I heard his voice coming up from the drains where the water ran down off the street. Then the heat passed and I felt curiously calm. I had remembered something that might be his undoing: I had a sense of urgency but none of defeat. The night was young, the game wasn’t over yet, I was more focused with each pa...ssing block. I wasn’t going to sit in my room all night knitting an afghan.
I had a pretty good idea what Pruitt would be thinking.
In the morning I would call the court, file a complaint, and put the cops after him. This meant he’d be on the move tomorrow but perhaps holed up tonight. As far as they knew, I was a Denver knuckle-dragger who couldn’t find my way around Seattle at midnight if the mayor suddenly showed up and gave me his chauffeured limo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I no longer felt the rain. The specter of Pruitt dogged my steps, spurring me along the deserted street. I saw his face on storefront mannequins and felt his eyes watching me from doorways. I heard his voice coming up from the drains where the water ran down off the street. Then the heat passed and I felt curiously calm. I had remembered something that might be his undoing: I had a sense of urgency but none of defeat. The night was young, the game wasn’t over yet, I was more focused with each pa...ssing block. I wasn’t going to sit in my room all night knitting an afghan.
I had a pretty good idea what Pruitt would be thinking.
In the morning I would call the court, file a complaint, and put the cops after him. This meant he’d be on the move tomorrow but perhaps holed up tonight. As far as they knew, I was a Denver knuckle-dragger who couldn’t find my way around Seattle at midnight if the mayor suddenly showed up and gave me his chauffeured limo.
What to read after The Bookman's Wake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dunning to read onlineMoreLess
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