Dead On the Dance Floor (2004)
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His brother was among them. He’d thought he was dead tired, ready to call it quits, but on second thought, he headed for the tables.Dixon wasn’t there that night, but Bobby, Giselle and Doug were sitting with Jake Dilessio. Jake greeted him with a wave, drawing out a chair as Quinn approached. At another table, Quinn saw some of the guys he knew who were with narcotics. Waves and casual greetings went around as Quinn sat.“So, what do you think?” Doug asked. “She looked good, didn’t she? Lara, I ...mean. Even dead. Still beautiful, huh?”“Yeah, she looked good,” Quinn said. His brother had obviously had a few. He looked morose. Okay, so they’d come from a wake. But since Quinn was certain that not even Doug’s best friend Bobby knew he’d been sleeping with the deceased, it wasn’t like Doug to give himself away like this.“You’ve been fraternizing, huh?” Bobby teasingly asked Quinn.He shrugged. “Not with any intent on the part of Miss Mackay. I’d told her I’d give her a lift, that’s all.”“She doesn’t know you’re a P.I., huh?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His brother was among them. He’d thought he was dead tired, ready to call it quits, but on second thought, he headed for the tables.Dixon wasn’t there that night, but Bobby, Giselle and Doug were sitting with Jake Dilessio. Jake greeted him with a wave, drawing out a chair as Quinn approached. At another table, Quinn saw some of the guys he knew who were with narcotics. Waves and casual greetings went around as Quinn sat.“So, what do you think?” Doug asked. “She looked good, didn’t she? Lara, I ...mean. Even dead. Still beautiful, huh?”“Yeah, she looked good,” Quinn said. His brother had obviously had a few. He looked morose. Okay, so they’d come from a wake. But since Quinn was certain that not even Doug’s best friend Bobby knew he’d been sleeping with the deceased, it wasn’t like Doug to give himself away like this.“You’ve been fraternizing, huh?” Bobby teasingly asked Quinn.He shrugged. “Not with any intent on the part of Miss Mackay. I’d told her I’d give her a lift, that’s all.”“She doesn’t know you’re a P.I., huh?”
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