The Survivors Club
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He swung a dark blue gym bag over his shoulder, and waited for Griffin to unlock the front door. Both were parked in the driveway; Griffin had his weight set and boxing equipment set up in the single-bay garage.
“Nice place,” Mike said, eyeing the small, teetering white bungalow warily.
Griffin smiled. “You see any places in the floor that look mushy, trust me. Don’t step there.”
He opened the door and led the way in. He’d purchased the house six months ago, needing a fresh start and finding a n...ew hobby. The home sat on prime real estate. North Kingstown. Waterfront access. On a clear day, he could sit on the back deck and see well past the Newport Bridge. Peaceful place. Lots of birds, a few gorgeous hundred-year-old beech trees. In other words, the house itself was an absolute shack. A real person—i.e., one with money—would’ve bulldozed the place and started over. After his generous donation to the American Cancer Society, however, Griffin didn’t have that kind of money.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He swung a dark blue gym bag over his shoulder, and waited for Griffin to unlock the front door. Both were parked in the driveway; Griffin had his weight set and boxing equipment set up in the single-bay garage.
“Nice place,” Mike said, eyeing the small, teetering white bungalow warily.
Griffin smiled. “You see any places in the floor that look mushy, trust me. Don’t step there.”
He opened the door and led the way in. He’d purchased the house six months ago, needing a fresh start and finding a n...ew hobby. The home sat on prime real estate. North Kingstown. Waterfront access. On a clear day, he could sit on the back deck and see well past the Newport Bridge. Peaceful place. Lots of birds, a few gorgeous hundred-year-old beech trees. In other words, the house itself was an absolute shack. A real person—i.e., one with money—would’ve bulldozed the place and started over. After his generous donation to the American Cancer Society, however, Griffin didn’t have that kind of money.
What to read after The Survivors Club?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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