Fethering 02 (2001) - Death On the Downs
Fethering 02 (2001) - Death On the Downs
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Carole couldn’t help recalling Graham Forbes’s Chesterton quote about the artistic temperament being ‘a disease that afflicts amateurs’. In other circumstances, she might have found the self-defined writer a figure of fun. But not with the expression that was currently on his thin face. Nor as she recollected the rest of her conversation with Graham Forbes, about the subject matter of Brian Helling’s writing.
She answered his question, confirming that she was indeed the one who had found the bon...es.
“Carole somebody…” “Carole Seddon.” “Lennie Baylis told me it was you.” “Ah.” Strange—or perhaps not strange, perhaps characteristic of the area—how all these Weldisham boys seemed to keep in touch. Brian Helling still living there with his mother; Harry Grant soon to move back in; Detective Sergeant Baylis living elsewhere, but still resentful of his exclusion from the village on economic grounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carole couldn’t help recalling Graham Forbes’s Chesterton quote about the artistic temperament being ‘a disease that afflicts amateurs’. In other circumstances, she might have found the self-defined writer a figure of fun. But not with the expression that was currently on his thin face. Nor as she recollected the rest of her conversation with Graham Forbes, about the subject matter of Brian Helling’s writing.
She answered his question, confirming that she was indeed the one who had found the bon...es.
“Carole somebody…” “Carole Seddon.” “Lennie Baylis told me it was you.” “Ah.” Strange—or perhaps not strange, perhaps characteristic of the area—how all these Weldisham boys seemed to keep in touch. Brian Helling still living there with his mother; Harry Grant soon to move back in; Detective Sergeant Baylis living elsewhere, but still resentful of his exclusion from the village on economic grounds.
What to read after Fethering 02 (2001) - Death On the Downs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simon Brett to read onlineMoreLess
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