Fortnight of Fear (2013)
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David couldn’t help turning around. The whole table of old-age pensioners was rocking with amusement. “Armand, tu es si drôle!” cackled a woman with lavender-colored hair.
David turned back to Robert and Jeremy and shrugged. “I wish I understood French better. That was probably a cracker.”
“Probably dirty,” said Robert. “You know what old people are like.”
David smiled, and refilled his glass with Pouilly Fumé. He was sitting with his sons at a table by the window, looking out over the silvery f...latness of the Somme estuary. In the distance, across the marshes, he saw occasional glitters of sunshine; but for the most part the day was cloudy and gray.
At the moment, the only other diners in the restaurant were the rainbow-rinsed pensioners and two men with waxy breathless faces who volubly argued with each other with their mouths full of bread.
The restaurant was crimson-wallpapered and darkly-paneled, decorated with stuffed ducks and lobster pots and a waterfall that trickled over painted plaster rocks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
David couldn’t help turning around. The whole table of old-age pensioners was rocking with amusement. “Armand, tu es si drôle!” cackled a woman with lavender-colored hair.
David turned back to Robert and Jeremy and shrugged. “I wish I understood French better. That was probably a cracker.”
“Probably dirty,” said Robert. “You know what old people are like.”
David smiled, and refilled his glass with Pouilly Fumé. He was sitting with his sons at a table by the window, looking out over the silvery f...latness of the Somme estuary. In the distance, across the marshes, he saw occasional glitters of sunshine; but for the most part the day was cloudy and gray.
At the moment, the only other diners in the restaurant were the rainbow-rinsed pensioners and two men with waxy breathless faces who volubly argued with each other with their mouths full of bread.
The restaurant was crimson-wallpapered and darkly-paneled, decorated with stuffed ducks and lobster pots and a waterfall that trickled over painted plaster rocks.
What to read after Fortnight of Fear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham Masterton to read onlineMoreLess
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