The Laughing Corpse
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Charles just off Highway 94. Acres of mobile homes roll out in every direction. Of course, there’s nothing mobile about them. When I was a kid, trailers could be hooked to the back of a car and moved. Simple. It was one of their appeals. Some of these mobile homes had three and four bedrooms, multiple baths. The only thing moving these puppies was a semitruck, or a tornado.
Evans’s trailer is an older model. I think, if he had to, he could chain it to the back of a pickup and move. Easier th...an hiring a moving van, I guess. But I doubt Evans will ever move. Hell, he hasn’t left the trailer in nearly a year.
The windows were golden with light. There was a little makeshift porch complete with an awning, guarding the door. I knew he would be up. Evans was always up. Insomnia sounded so harmless. Evans had made it a disease.
I was back in my black shorts outfit. The three bags of goodies were stuffed in a fanny pack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Charles just off Highway 94. Acres of mobile homes roll out in every direction. Of course, there’s nothing mobile about them. When I was a kid, trailers could be hooked to the back of a car and moved. Simple. It was one of their appeals. Some of these mobile homes had three and four bedrooms, multiple baths. The only thing moving these puppies was a semitruck, or a tornado.
Evans’s trailer is an older model. I think, if he had to, he could chain it to the back of a pickup and move. Easier th...an hiring a moving van, I guess. But I doubt Evans will ever move. Hell, he hasn’t left the trailer in nearly a year.
The windows were golden with light. There was a little makeshift porch complete with an awning, guarding the door. I knew he would be up. Evans was always up. Insomnia sounded so harmless. Evans had made it a disease.
I was back in my black shorts outfit. The three bags of goodies were stuffed in a fanny pack.
What to read after The Laughing Corpse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurell K. Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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