Total Immunity
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If you blinked, you’d never notice the Valentine at all. It didn’t have a sign, but instead featured a small red valentine on the outside of the wall. The average person might think of the place as an obscure blood bank, which was, in a way, what it was. If you hung out there long enough, you would end up giving your life savings and maybe even your blood to Timmy Andreen, con man, dope dealer, and contract killer.
Jack parked and went in through the heavy black door into a room that was painted... red. There were little lamps on the tables like the kind you saw in Warner Bros. movies from the ’30s. Jack laughed to himself, remembering watching those movies with his old man, thinking that somehow hanging in speak easies with the little lamps on them would be the height of sophistication. What a joke . . . This place, with its hellish red walls, its cheap black plastic tables, and its little lamps — probably stolen from the loading dock outside Costco — would pass as sophisticated only in the Valley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you blinked, you’d never notice the Valentine at all. It didn’t have a sign, but instead featured a small red valentine on the outside of the wall. The average person might think of the place as an obscure blood bank, which was, in a way, what it was. If you hung out there long enough, you would end up giving your life savings and maybe even your blood to Timmy Andreen, con man, dope dealer, and contract killer.
Jack parked and went in through the heavy black door into a room that was painted... red. There were little lamps on the tables like the kind you saw in Warner Bros. movies from the ’30s. Jack laughed to himself, remembering watching those movies with his old man, thinking that somehow hanging in speak easies with the little lamps on them would be the height of sophistication. What a joke . . . This place, with its hellish red walls, its cheap black plastic tables, and its little lamps — probably stolen from the loading dock outside Costco — would pass as sophisticated only in the Valley.
What to read after Total Immunity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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