Turn Coat
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It’s located on Dearborn, just across the street from the House of Blues, and if you look up while standing outside of the place, it looks like someone slapped one of those fish-eye camera lenses on the sky. Buildings stretch up and up and up, at angles that seem geometrically impossible.Many similar sections of Chicago have wider streets than you find in other metropolises, and it makes them feel slightly less claustrophobic, but outside of the Sax, the street was barely three narrow lanes acro...ss, curb to curb. As Murphy and I approached, looking up made me feel like an ant walking along the bottom of a crack in the sidewalk.“It bugs you, doesn’t it?” Murphy said.We walked under a streetlight, our shadows briefly equal in length. “What?”“Those big things looming over you.”“I wouldn’t say it bothers me,” I said. “I’m just . . . aware of them.”She faced serenely ahead as we walked. “Welcome to my life.”I glanced down at her and snorted quietly.We entered the lobby of the hotel, a place with a lot of glass and white paint with rich red accents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It’s located on Dearborn, just across the street from the House of Blues, and if you look up while standing outside of the place, it looks like someone slapped one of those fish-eye camera lenses on the sky. Buildings stretch up and up and up, at angles that seem geometrically impossible.Many similar sections of Chicago have wider streets than you find in other metropolises, and it makes them feel slightly less claustrophobic, but outside of the Sax, the street was barely three narrow lanes acro...ss, curb to curb. As Murphy and I approached, looking up made me feel like an ant walking along the bottom of a crack in the sidewalk.“It bugs you, doesn’t it?” Murphy said.We walked under a streetlight, our shadows briefly equal in length. “What?”“Those big things looming over you.”“I wouldn’t say it bothers me,” I said. “I’m just . . . aware of them.”She faced serenely ahead as we walked. “Welcome to my life.”I glanced down at her and snorted quietly.We entered the lobby of the hotel, a place with a lot of glass and white paint with rich red accents.
What to read after Turn Coat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jim Butcher to read onlineMoreLess
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