Cheat the Grave (2010)
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Yet when Tripp directed the driver to an address on Main, I couldn’t hide my surprise.
“El Sombrero? Seriously?”
He shrugged, indicating it wasn’t his first choice. Of course, he’d spent the last eighteen years living in an environment about as comfortable as a deep fryer. A momand-pop shop with tonsil-dissolving salsa was probably well behind his vote for Ben & Jerry’s. However, Milo and Fletcher were already debating the merits of a verde relleno versus a red enchilada, while the cab driver—al...so a fan—put in his vote for the menudo. I just wondered what a handful of rogue agents were doing at the oldest Mexican restaurant in town.
We hopped out on Main Street, and I stared at the neon green and red sign. El Sombrero Café was a hole-in-the-wall if ever there was one, in the best possible sense of the word. It’d been in the same location since the fifties, and the interior was as dated as the exterior, both adding to its charm.
“You sure it’s open?”
“Well there’s open,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet when Tripp directed the driver to an address on Main, I couldn’t hide my surprise.
“El Sombrero? Seriously?”
He shrugged, indicating it wasn’t his first choice. Of course, he’d spent the last eighteen years living in an environment about as comfortable as a deep fryer. A momand-pop shop with tonsil-dissolving salsa was probably well behind his vote for Ben & Jerry’s. However, Milo and Fletcher were already debating the merits of a verde relleno versus a red enchilada, while the cab driver—al...so a fan—put in his vote for the menudo. I just wondered what a handful of rogue agents were doing at the oldest Mexican restaurant in town.
We hopped out on Main Street, and I stared at the neon green and red sign. El Sombrero Café was a hole-in-the-wall if ever there was one, in the best possible sense of the word. It’d been in the same location since the fifties, and the interior was as dated as the exterior, both adding to its charm.
“You sure it’s open?”
“Well there’s open,”
What to read after Cheat the Grave?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vicki Pettersson to read onlineMoreLess
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