Double Fault (2013)
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But since one of the owners had landscaped much of their garden, he felt he couldn’t betray him by nipping off to a garden centre chain and buying boxes of bright petunias. In any case, it was too early to risk planting petunias, or any of the other bedding plants he’d find at places where he’d found tomato seedlings in January. If their plants wouldn’t have grown, their profits certainly would.
He picked up an attractive shrub but registered how much his impulse might cost and put it back again... as he turned to the speaker.
‘Caffy!’ His pleasure was genuine: he’d first met the young woman when she was part of PACT, a team of restorers and decorators who’d rescued their rectory. The acronym stood for Paula and Caffy’s Team but was more appropriate than most.
She jerked a thumb in the direction of a tiny café offering none but healthy options. ‘They need your money: organic produce is one of the first things people cut back on in a recession.’ ‘Even in a niche location like this?’ Naturally he had fallen into step with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But since one of the owners had landscaped much of their garden, he felt he couldn’t betray him by nipping off to a garden centre chain and buying boxes of bright petunias. In any case, it was too early to risk planting petunias, or any of the other bedding plants he’d find at places where he’d found tomato seedlings in January. If their plants wouldn’t have grown, their profits certainly would.
He picked up an attractive shrub but registered how much his impulse might cost and put it back again... as he turned to the speaker.
‘Caffy!’ His pleasure was genuine: he’d first met the young woman when she was part of PACT, a team of restorers and decorators who’d rescued their rectory. The acronym stood for Paula and Caffy’s Team but was more appropriate than most.
She jerked a thumb in the direction of a tiny café offering none but healthy options. ‘They need your money: organic produce is one of the first things people cut back on in a recession.’ ‘Even in a niche location like this?’ Naturally he had fallen into step with her.
What to read after Double Fault?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judith Cutler to read onlineMoreLess
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