Deep Waters
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The name made Tepe frown. As far as he could tell, Berisha was not a common Turkish name, but then it didn’t have any of the usual minority hallmarks either. It was obviously neither Armenian nor Greek and it was doubtful that it was Jewish. Not that this aspect was of particular importance. More to the point was that Mr Berisha was only twenty-five years old and that he had, in all probability, been murdered. Or at least that was what many members of the crowd Tepe had so recently helped push b...ack from the scene thought. Now lurking beyond the barriers erected around the site by his fellow officers, these onlookers had, if anything, increased in number in the half-hour since the area had been cleared. This was not something that, by the look of the thunderous expression that now hung across his features, particularly pleased Tepe’s superior, Inspector İkmen.
‘Haven’t these bastards got work to do?’ he asked a bored-looking officer to Tepe’s left.
The officer didn’t really have an answer to what was anyway a rhetorical question and he grimaced in an embarrassed fashion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The name made Tepe frown. As far as he could tell, Berisha was not a common Turkish name, but then it didn’t have any of the usual minority hallmarks either. It was obviously neither Armenian nor Greek and it was doubtful that it was Jewish. Not that this aspect was of particular importance. More to the point was that Mr Berisha was only twenty-five years old and that he had, in all probability, been murdered. Or at least that was what many members of the crowd Tepe had so recently helped push b...ack from the scene thought. Now lurking beyond the barriers erected around the site by his fellow officers, these onlookers had, if anything, increased in number in the half-hour since the area had been cleared. This was not something that, by the look of the thunderous expression that now hung across his features, particularly pleased Tepe’s superior, Inspector İkmen.
‘Haven’t these bastards got work to do?’ he asked a bored-looking officer to Tepe’s left.
The officer didn’t really have an answer to what was anyway a rhetorical question and he grimaced in an embarrassed fashion.
What to read after Deep Waters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Nadel to read onlineMoreLess
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