The Panic Zone (2010)
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Before leaving his cabin, Roger Tippert, the school-teacher from Indianapolis, took one final look in the mirror, approving the shorts and flowered shirt he’d bought in Nassau.
He was headed to Twisters Cocktail Lounge high up on deck 14. Cathy, his wife of ten years, was somewhere on deck 11 with her new friends, enjoying the ship’s power-walking club.
He whistled softly as he strolled to the elevator and waited a moment. It chimed and the doors opened to that young couple in the cabin across t...he hall, the family with the cute baby. They’d come aboard in Nassau. Roger had greeted them a few times and by their accents guessed they were Russian or something.
The little boy had one arm extended over his head, holding his mother’s hand. She smiled. “Alek, say hello to the nice man.”
The toddler broke from her grip—or did she nudge him?—and made a teetering beeline for Roger, stumbling into him.
“Hey there, cowboy.” Roger felt the boy’s little hands slapping at his legs as he squatted down and helped him back to his mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before leaving his cabin, Roger Tippert, the school-teacher from Indianapolis, took one final look in the mirror, approving the shorts and flowered shirt he’d bought in Nassau.
He was headed to Twisters Cocktail Lounge high up on deck 14. Cathy, his wife of ten years, was somewhere on deck 11 with her new friends, enjoying the ship’s power-walking club.
He whistled softly as he strolled to the elevator and waited a moment. It chimed and the doors opened to that young couple in the cabin across t...he hall, the family with the cute baby. They’d come aboard in Nassau. Roger had greeted them a few times and by their accents guessed they were Russian or something.
The little boy had one arm extended over his head, holding his mother’s hand. She smiled. “Alek, say hello to the nice man.”
The toddler broke from her grip—or did she nudge him?—and made a teetering beeline for Roger, stumbling into him.
“Hey there, cowboy.” Roger felt the boy’s little hands slapping at his legs as he squatted down and helped him back to his mother.
What to read after The Panic Zone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rick Mofina to read onlineMoreLess
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