Trap Line (2010)
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Jimmy stood in the doorway to the cabin, a lean silhouette in the twilight.
“Breeze,” he whispered. “Breeze, you awake?”
Albury propped himself up on the bunk and massaged the fatigue from his forehead. “Yeah, I’m up. What’s going on? Everything OK with the other boat?”
Jimmy nodded. “Augie flicked the lights about an hour ago. He’s fine. Someone just came on the radio for you.”
“By name?”
“No. Lucky Seven. Same as before.”
Crystal, Albury thought. Winnebago Tom is ready to talk. He’s sending hi...s answer through Crystal.
“I’ll go call him back,” Albury said, rising.
“He doesn’t want you to, Breeze. The message was real short. He said to wait. Someone is coming out to meet us. We’re just s’posed to wait.”
“Who for? Did he say?”
“Nope.”
Albury was puzzled. He had told Crystal that the Diamond Cutter was holed up in the Mud Keys, but he had not told him exactly where. A search party could look for days and still not find the narrow channel, snaking through the mangroves, where Albury had hidden the two fishing boats, his and the Machine’s.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jimmy stood in the doorway to the cabin, a lean silhouette in the twilight.
“Breeze,” he whispered. “Breeze, you awake?”
Albury propped himself up on the bunk and massaged the fatigue from his forehead. “Yeah, I’m up. What’s going on? Everything OK with the other boat?”
Jimmy nodded. “Augie flicked the lights about an hour ago. He’s fine. Someone just came on the radio for you.”
“By name?”
“No. Lucky Seven. Same as before.”
Crystal, Albury thought. Winnebago Tom is ready to talk. He’s sending hi...s answer through Crystal.
“I’ll go call him back,” Albury said, rising.
“He doesn’t want you to, Breeze. The message was real short. He said to wait. Someone is coming out to meet us. We’re just s’posed to wait.”
“Who for? Did he say?”
“Nope.”
Albury was puzzled. He had told Crystal that the Diamond Cutter was holed up in the Mud Keys, but he had not told him exactly where. A search party could look for days and still not find the narrow channel, snaking through the mangroves, where Albury had hidden the two fishing boats, his and the Machine’s.
What to read after Trap Line?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl Hiaasen to read onlineMoreLess
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