Bethany's Sin (2013)
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the woman with the bun of bleached-blond hair said.
Neely Ames glanced up at her from behind his glasses and nodded, and she turned away, moving from his table back toward the bar. Light glinted off the amber glass of four empty beer bottles precariously stacked two-on-two before him; another beer bottle, half-drained, lay on the floor beside his chair. He watched the woman—what’d she say her name was? Ginger?—go back behind the bar and start counting money out of the cash register. He strum...med a few more chords on the time-worn twelve-string Gibson guitar in his lap, and Ginger looked up, gave him a quick and tentative smile, then continued counting where she’d left off. Vic, the bartender, a burly man with a reddish beard and a gut that preceded him by a foot or so, cleaned beer mugs with a cloth and listened to the younger man play.
They were old songs, but of course neither Ginger nor Vic had ever heard them before because Neely had written them himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the woman with the bun of bleached-blond hair said.
Neely Ames glanced up at her from behind his glasses and nodded, and she turned away, moving from his table back toward the bar. Light glinted off the amber glass of four empty beer bottles precariously stacked two-on-two before him; another beer bottle, half-drained, lay on the floor beside his chair. He watched the woman—what’d she say her name was? Ginger?—go back behind the bar and start counting money out of the cash register. He strum...med a few more chords on the time-worn twelve-string Gibson guitar in his lap, and Ginger looked up, gave him a quick and tentative smile, then continued counting where she’d left off. Vic, the bartender, a burly man with a reddish beard and a gut that preceded him by a foot or so, cleaned beer mugs with a cloth and listened to the younger man play.
They were old songs, but of course neither Ginger nor Vic had ever heard them before because Neely had written them himself.
What to read after Bethany's Sin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert R Mccammon to read onlineMoreLess
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