Daisy Buchanan's Daughter book 2: Carole Lombard's Plane
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Maybe I will,” I called over my shoulder as I floundered in costly beach flour. My purse and the script were now Malibu skipoles: inadequate ones, neither reaching the ground.
At the one with the blue awning, I got told Blank Blank wasn’t home. A woman servant accepted The Script Not Taken on her hermaphrodite employer’s behalf. Once I’d agreed with Manuela I had a car waiting, not precisely a lie, she showed me out at the street door. As I trudged up on the highway side past a Greyhound bus... I’d neither catch nor ride to the convertible I duly got into, drove away in, and soon traded in for an Olds, I realized I’d never know for sure behind which of these hideouts the Great Unknown lay waiting with sun tea.
Why did it matter? Wasn’t that a relief? Oh—scythe, my foot. You’re so fucking easy, you know? You’re so scared of cigarettes, too much sun, and namelessness. The Great Unknown wasn’t death or the devil’s dark bride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maybe I will,” I called over my shoulder as I floundered in costly beach flour. My purse and the script were now Malibu skipoles: inadequate ones, neither reaching the ground.
At the one with the blue awning, I got told Blank Blank wasn’t home. A woman servant accepted The Script Not Taken on her hermaphrodite employer’s behalf. Once I’d agreed with Manuela I had a car waiting, not precisely a lie, she showed me out at the street door. As I trudged up on the highway side past a Greyhound bus... I’d neither catch nor ride to the convertible I duly got into, drove away in, and soon traded in for an Olds, I realized I’d never know for sure behind which of these hideouts the Great Unknown lay waiting with sun tea.
Why did it matter? Wasn’t that a relief? Oh—scythe, my foot. You’re so fucking easy, you know? You’re so scared of cigarettes, too much sun, and namelessness. The Great Unknown wasn’t death or the devil’s dark bride.
What to read after Daisy Buchanan's Daughter book 2: Carole Lombard's Plane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carson, Tom to read onlineMoreLess
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