Cherringham--The Vanishing Tourist (2015)
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Barrows Lane 7. Barrows Lane Sarah watched Riley race ahead of Jack as he stopped at the small tollbooth and chatted with … Jen? Joan?
As far as she knew, no one in the village could tell the mystery-loving twins apart, though it was said one was more feisty and prickly than the other.
She watched Jack dig into his pocket for some coins.
Amazingly, even a pedestrian had to pay a toll to use this twenty-yard span of the bridge, the Bucklands’ right to it dating back to the reign of King Edward.
I...f she and Jack had a goat in tow it would cost 5p more, the sign informed them.
“Joan,” Jack said, “Guess your sister told you about …”
Brave man … The woman took the coins from Jack and dutifully counted them before letting them slide into the till.
“The missing person? You know I'm the real authority on such things Jack, and I don't think the man on our CCTV matches your person at all!”
Jack looked at Sarah; a small smile, a nod.
“Well, good morning for a walk anyway; won't hurt to take a stroll down Barrows Lane.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Barrows Lane 7. Barrows Lane Sarah watched Riley race ahead of Jack as he stopped at the small tollbooth and chatted with … Jen? Joan?
As far as she knew, no one in the village could tell the mystery-loving twins apart, though it was said one was more feisty and prickly than the other.
She watched Jack dig into his pocket for some coins.
Amazingly, even a pedestrian had to pay a toll to use this twenty-yard span of the bridge, the Bucklands’ right to it dating back to the reign of King Edward.
I...f she and Jack had a goat in tow it would cost 5p more, the sign informed them.
“Joan,” Jack said, “Guess your sister told you about …”
Brave man … The woman took the coins from Jack and dutifully counted them before letting them slide into the till.
“The missing person? You know I'm the real authority on such things Jack, and I don't think the man on our CCTV matches your person at all!”
Jack looked at Sarah; a small smile, a nod.
“Well, good morning for a walk anyway; won't hurt to take a stroll down Barrows Lane.”
What to read after Cherringham--The Vanishing Tourist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Neil Richards to read onlineMoreLess
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