The Woods
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If you move to the right, the table appears to be facing the right. If you move to the left, the table follows you.
Governor Dave Markie was the human embodiment of that. When he walked into the room he had the ability to make every person feel as though he were facing and looking at them. In his youth I had seen him score with so many women, again not because of his looks, but because he seemed so interested in them. There was a hypnotic intensity in his gaze. I remember a lesbian friend at... Rutgers who said, "When Dave Markie looks at you like that, heck, I'd switch teams for the night." He brought that into my office. Jocelyn Durels, my secretary, tittered. Loren Muses face flushed. Even the U.S. Attorney, Joan Thurston, had a smile on her face that showed me what she must have looked like when she had her first kiss in the seventh grade.
Most would say that it was the power of the office. But I'd known him before the office. The office was a power enhancer, not creator.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you move to the right, the table appears to be facing the right. If you move to the left, the table follows you.
Governor Dave Markie was the human embodiment of that. When he walked into the room he had the ability to make every person feel as though he were facing and looking at them. In his youth I had seen him score with so many women, again not because of his looks, but because he seemed so interested in them. There was a hypnotic intensity in his gaze. I remember a lesbian friend at... Rutgers who said, "When Dave Markie looks at you like that, heck, I'd switch teams for the night." He brought that into my office. Jocelyn Durels, my secretary, tittered. Loren Muses face flushed. Even the U.S. Attorney, Joan Thurston, had a smile on her face that showed me what she must have looked like when she had her first kiss in the seventh grade.
Most would say that it was the power of the office. But I'd known him before the office. The office was a power enhancer, not creator.
What to read after The Woods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harlan Coben to read onlineMoreLess
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