Anonymity
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There were fewer people around. No ringing phones or sexy co-eds to distract him.
Travis banged out the flood story, his writer's block gone. No boring screed on parking meters or city council meetings. He'd decided to open with a scene that would put readers right in the action.
“Giant swirling walls of water,” was how Ava Torres described what she saw coming at her as she drove over the Winsor Street Bridge in Pease Park. Torres, a domestic worker in the Penbrooke neighborhood, was on her way ...home when she crossed the usually reliable bridge and was suddenly in the clutches of savage rushing water.
“I shouldn't have stopped my car, but I panicked,” Torres said. “As soon as I stopped I knew I'd done the wrong thing.” Water invaded her car and Torres ended up on the roof where an off-duty police officer rescued her in the pouring rain with a rope and the help of two citizens.
Torres was almost a casualty, but luck was on her side. Others were not as fortunate. Torrential rains took two lives and swept away many millions of dollars of property in Austin during the aftermath of Hurricane Gordon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were fewer people around. No ringing phones or sexy co-eds to distract him.
Travis banged out the flood story, his writer's block gone. No boring screed on parking meters or city council meetings. He'd decided to open with a scene that would put readers right in the action.
“Giant swirling walls of water,” was how Ava Torres described what she saw coming at her as she drove over the Winsor Street Bridge in Pease Park. Torres, a domestic worker in the Penbrooke neighborhood, was on her way ...home when she crossed the usually reliable bridge and was suddenly in the clutches of savage rushing water.
“I shouldn't have stopped my car, but I panicked,” Torres said. “As soon as I stopped I knew I'd done the wrong thing.” Water invaded her car and Torres ended up on the roof where an off-duty police officer rescued her in the pouring rain with a rope and the help of two citizens.
Torres was almost a casualty, but luck was on her side. Others were not as fortunate. Torrential rains took two lives and swept away many millions of dollars of property in Austin during the aftermath of Hurricane Gordon.
What to read after Anonymity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janna Mcmahan to read onlineMoreLess
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