Devil's Food
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He had laid the table and made a salad and I was suddenly hungry. Oh, yes. No lunch. Beef lasagna was just what I had in mind. I really didn’t know where to start in describing the community of the Discarnates so I settled down to absorbing hot, garlicky, tomatoey and cheesy tastes to rinse the idea of asafoetida stew and spoiled fish pate à la Lucifer out of my mouth. The red wine helped. So did the rocket. Meroe’s, I could tell, sweet and tender, not old and bitter as rocket is when picked for... more than twenty-four hours. It reminded me of Florence.
Daniel talked while I ate: ‘The castle belongs to Hungerford himself, not the Discarnates. He bought it a year ago for a couple of million, outright. The neighbours think he’s very odd but they haven’t got a lot of complaints. Even the usual ones — parking, noise. The visitors are as quiet as mice and they never leave cars or litter on the street. Reverend Father buys all his vegetables from an organic grower. I talked to her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had laid the table and made a salad and I was suddenly hungry. Oh, yes. No lunch. Beef lasagna was just what I had in mind. I really didn’t know where to start in describing the community of the Discarnates so I settled down to absorbing hot, garlicky, tomatoey and cheesy tastes to rinse the idea of asafoetida stew and spoiled fish pate à la Lucifer out of my mouth. The red wine helped. So did the rocket. Meroe’s, I could tell, sweet and tender, not old and bitter as rocket is when picked for... more than twenty-four hours. It reminded me of Florence.
Daniel talked while I ate: ‘The castle belongs to Hungerford himself, not the Discarnates. He bought it a year ago for a couple of million, outright. The neighbours think he’s very odd but they haven’t got a lot of complaints. Even the usual ones — parking, noise. The visitors are as quiet as mice and they never leave cars or litter on the street. Reverend Father buys all his vegetables from an organic grower. I talked to her.
What to read after Devil's Food?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kerry Greenwood to read onlineMoreLess
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