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Little more than a cell itself; a bare table, one metal ashtray, two chairs, a sixty-watt bulb in a green plastic shade that threw a cone of light over the man already seated there, somewhere in his thirties with puffy, handsome features gone to seed and a flourishing head of hair streaked with grey that overlapped his collar. He was smoking a Marlboro, and he offered the packet as Dillon sat down opposite him, more out of icy politeness than as a gesture of friendship. And his voice too had an ...antiseptic ring to it. ‘Mr Dillon. I am Alastair Sawyer-Smith.’ He pushed a rather dog-eared card across the table. ‘I am acting on behalf of Mr Salah Al-Gharib.’ ‘Thank Christ —’ Dillon accepted a light, sucked in smoke. He had a headache and his eyes burned. It was long gone three and he felt strung-out. ‘Look, this has all got out of hand… and I have to call my wife, she’ll be worried stiff.’ But Sawyer-Smith wasn’t listening, glancing instead to a man staring in through the glass panel in the door, studying Dillon hard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Little more than a cell itself; a bare table, one metal ashtray, two chairs, a sixty-watt bulb in a green plastic shade that threw a cone of light over the man already seated there, somewhere in his thirties with puffy, handsome features gone to seed and a flourishing head of hair streaked with grey that overlapped his collar. He was smoking a Marlboro, and he offered the packet as Dillon sat down opposite him, more out of icy politeness than as a gesture of friendship. And his voice too had an ...antiseptic ring to it. ‘Mr Dillon. I am Alastair Sawyer-Smith.’ He pushed a rather dog-eared card across the table. ‘I am acting on behalf of Mr Salah Al-Gharib.’ ‘Thank Christ —’ Dillon accepted a light, sucked in smoke. He had a headache and his eyes burned. It was long gone three and he felt strung-out. ‘Look, this has all got out of hand… and I have to call my wife, she’ll be worried stiff.’ But Sawyer-Smith wasn’t listening, glancing instead to a man staring in through the glass panel in the door, studying Dillon hard.
What to read after Civvies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynda La Plante to read onlineMoreLess
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