Thin Air
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They sat across from one another at a new table designed to look old and drank gin and tonics. Julie had chattered on about herself, occasionally nodding hello to the regulars. Jay now knew all about how Cora had finally run off with a computer salesman (a considerable rise in status for Cora - and one which she no doubt thought was long deserved), and how she was singing again, in working-men’s clubs. Julie confessed that her mother was not a great singer, but if she enjoyed it, so what? Julie ...saw her perhaps once or twice a month. She then went on to describe her disappointing parade of temporary boy-friends, two of whom had lingered long enough to spawn Melanie and Kylie. Gary was a black sheep, forever haunting the fringe of criminal activity. He was sometimes quite rich, sometimes destitute. Julie discouraged him from visiting the house, afraid the police might look for him there one day and upset the kids. Her father, Ted, had disappeared from her life completely. He could be dead, for all she knew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They sat across from one another at a new table designed to look old and drank gin and tonics. Julie had chattered on about herself, occasionally nodding hello to the regulars. Jay now knew all about how Cora had finally run off with a computer salesman (a considerable rise in status for Cora - and one which she no doubt thought was long deserved), and how she was singing again, in working-men’s clubs. Julie confessed that her mother was not a great singer, but if she enjoyed it, so what? Julie ...saw her perhaps once or twice a month. She then went on to describe her disappointing parade of temporary boy-friends, two of whom had lingered long enough to spawn Melanie and Kylie. Gary was a black sheep, forever haunting the fringe of criminal activity. He was sometimes quite rich, sometimes destitute. Julie discouraged him from visiting the house, afraid the police might look for him there one day and upset the kids. Her father, Ted, had disappeared from her life completely. He could be dead, for all she knew.
What to read after Thin Air?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Storm Constantine to read onlineMoreLess
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