Fair Game (2010)
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Awake and safe in a warm, comfortable bed that was not his own. And if he could hear the pound of the ocean surf, he was still tripping because this Seattle apartment was nowhere near the water. That soothing roar was actually the sound of traffic outside.
He smiled faintly.
He recognized the picture. A haunting blue-gray carbon print photograph of crashing waves. Welle auf der Nordsee by Franz Schensky. Next to it was another print of sailboats on silver water. Schensky was a famous German phot...ographer. Not at all well known in the States, but Tucker had picked up one of his photographs at an auction while working overseas and he’d developed a passion for Schensky’s work. He even had a book somewhere. Das alte Helgoland. As far as Elliot knew, Tucker couldn’t read a word of German.
He rolled onto his back and widened his eyes, trying to focus. He felt mildly stoned. Kind of nice, actually. Normally he resented having to give in to chemical comfort, but this had been a special occasion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Awake and safe in a warm, comfortable bed that was not his own. And if he could hear the pound of the ocean surf, he was still tripping because this Seattle apartment was nowhere near the water. That soothing roar was actually the sound of traffic outside.
He smiled faintly.
He recognized the picture. A haunting blue-gray carbon print photograph of crashing waves. Welle auf der Nordsee by Franz Schensky. Next to it was another print of sailboats on silver water. Schensky was a famous German phot...ographer. Not at all well known in the States, but Tucker had picked up one of his photographs at an auction while working overseas and he’d developed a passion for Schensky’s work. He even had a book somewhere. Das alte Helgoland. As far as Elliot knew, Tucker couldn’t read a word of German.
He rolled onto his back and widened his eyes, trying to focus. He felt mildly stoned. Kind of nice, actually. Normally he resented having to give in to chemical comfort, but this had been a special occasion.
What to read after Fair Game?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josh Lanyon to read onlineMoreLess
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