Dead Heat
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Hostile-voiced Information confirmed that the number belonged to A. Gravier. At 9 A.M., Bell Telephone’s business office declared the line in working order and suggested, with surpassing brilliance, that perhaps Mr. Gravier was out of town. Spraggue finessed the full name on the March bill out of the sweet young thing who handled the call. Arnold Gravier. Bingo.
He frittered away some time making breakfast, clearing the dishes. He had a script to study, a possibility for the next off-Broadway se...ason, something his agent had described as “serio-comic Brechtian with a hint of Neil Simon.” He read the first two pages, flipped it shut, and tossed it on the floor.
He stifled the impulse to call Sharon Collatos; he couldn’t justify the intrusion with no news to impart. And the woman he wanted to talk to was the one in the photo on Pete’s desk, the smiling, colorful, windswept girl, not the black Medea of the funeral or the desperate waif of the previous day.
He kicked the script across the room and decided to visit Arnold Gravier.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hostile-voiced Information confirmed that the number belonged to A. Gravier. At 9 A.M., Bell Telephone’s business office declared the line in working order and suggested, with surpassing brilliance, that perhaps Mr. Gravier was out of town. Spraggue finessed the full name on the March bill out of the sweet young thing who handled the call. Arnold Gravier. Bingo.
He frittered away some time making breakfast, clearing the dishes. He had a script to study, a possibility for the next off-Broadway se...ason, something his agent had described as “serio-comic Brechtian with a hint of Neil Simon.” He read the first two pages, flipped it shut, and tossed it on the floor.
He stifled the impulse to call Sharon Collatos; he couldn’t justify the intrusion with no news to impart. And the woman he wanted to talk to was the one in the photo on Pete’s desk, the smiling, colorful, windswept girl, not the black Medea of the funeral or the desperate waif of the previous day.
He kicked the script across the room and decided to visit Arnold Gravier.
What to read after Dead Heat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Barnes to read onlineMoreLess
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