The Murder Code
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‘A little.’ It was early afternoon, and we were walking—limping in my case—up the front path of a two-storey house on a quiet suburban road. The neighbouring houses were all the same—wide and low and white-faced—and the gardens were well tended. A few houses up, a sprinkler was pulsing out of sight behind a flat hedge. Driving up the road, I’d seen an old man pushing a buzzing mower back and forth. It was a good area, this one. Neat and upper-middle-class and expensive.
‘I don’t know what I ...was expecting, but not this.’ This was where twenty-two-year-old James Miller lived with his parents, and it was a world away from the home I would have pictured him growing up in. It was difficult, looking around the sunlit street, to imagine this was a place dark enough to have produced such a monster—but of course, I was only seeing the exteriors. And what does opulence mean, anyway? The bad things that go on behind closed doors require only closed doors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘A little.’ It was early afternoon, and we were walking—limping in my case—up the front path of a two-storey house on a quiet suburban road. The neighbouring houses were all the same—wide and low and white-faced—and the gardens were well tended. A few houses up, a sprinkler was pulsing out of sight behind a flat hedge. Driving up the road, I’d seen an old man pushing a buzzing mower back and forth. It was a good area, this one. Neat and upper-middle-class and expensive.
‘I don’t know what I ...was expecting, but not this.’ This was where twenty-two-year-old James Miller lived with his parents, and it was a world away from the home I would have pictured him growing up in. It was difficult, looking around the sunlit street, to imagine this was a place dark enough to have produced such a monster—but of course, I was only seeing the exteriors. And what does opulence mean, anyway? The bad things that go on behind closed doors require only closed doors.
What to read after The Murder Code?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steve Mosby to read onlineMoreLess
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