The Shifting Tide
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There was something vaguely comfortable about it, like the beating of a heart. The light was different from that in the streets; it was sharper, cleaner, full of angles and reflections. At dusk and dawn it shone back off the polished surfaces of the water in flashes of pink and primrose. It took far longer to fade than it did over the dense rooftops of the city.
Now he had something urgent to do. He knew enough to realize that seeking the thief directly would be pointless. He must anticipate his... movements and be a step before him when he sold the ivory. If it was not already too late.
But failure was not something he could afford to think about; such thoughts would prove crippling, robbing him of the strength even to try. If the ivory had been taken by someone who knew of it and already had a buyer, then there had never been any chance of getting it back. On the other hand, if it had been a crime of opportunity then the ivory would be far harder to sell, and it was likely that it had not yet been moved more than to keep it safe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was something vaguely comfortable about it, like the beating of a heart. The light was different from that in the streets; it was sharper, cleaner, full of angles and reflections. At dusk and dawn it shone back off the polished surfaces of the water in flashes of pink and primrose. It took far longer to fade than it did over the dense rooftops of the city.
Now he had something urgent to do. He knew enough to realize that seeking the thief directly would be pointless. He must anticipate his... movements and be a step before him when he sold the ivory. If it was not already too late.
But failure was not something he could afford to think about; such thoughts would prove crippling, robbing him of the strength even to try. If the ivory had been taken by someone who knew of it and already had a buyer, then there had never been any chance of getting it back. On the other hand, if it had been a crime of opportunity then the ivory would be far harder to sell, and it was likely that it had not yet been moved more than to keep it safe.
What to read after The Shifting Tide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Perry to read onlineMoreLess
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