Fourth Victim (2008)
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Sometimes the quiet would be shattered by an early morning LIRR train pulling in or out of Ronkonkoma Station or, when the wind blew just right, by the whining of jet engines from the airport. Snow only added to eerie silence. And it was snowing intensely by the time he got out of his car to unlock the chain link gate. Gigi got out of the car to help. She wasn’t the type of woman to sit on her hands and let other people do for her. Joe had to confess, if only to himself, he kind of liked having ...Gigi with him. She seemed to like it too. Gigi fit in Joe’s world. Blue collars didn’t frighten her.
“Keeps snowing like this,” he said, looking up into the dawn sky, “and I won’t send any trucks out.”
“You’ll lose alotta money, won’t you?”
“Some, but it’s not worth getting someone killed by a skidding truck or having a truck flip over and spilling three thousand gallons of home heating oil into a front yard.”
“Makes sense.”
“Besides,” he said, wiping the snow off his face and turning to Gigi, “if it stays this bad, most guys won’t put trucks out today and my customers will still be there tomorrow.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes the quiet would be shattered by an early morning LIRR train pulling in or out of Ronkonkoma Station or, when the wind blew just right, by the whining of jet engines from the airport. Snow only added to eerie silence. And it was snowing intensely by the time he got out of his car to unlock the chain link gate. Gigi got out of the car to help. She wasn’t the type of woman to sit on her hands and let other people do for her. Joe had to confess, if only to himself, he kind of liked having ...Gigi with him. She seemed to like it too. Gigi fit in Joe’s world. Blue collars didn’t frighten her.
“Keeps snowing like this,” he said, looking up into the dawn sky, “and I won’t send any trucks out.”
“You’ll lose alotta money, won’t you?”
“Some, but it’s not worth getting someone killed by a skidding truck or having a truck flip over and spilling three thousand gallons of home heating oil into a front yard.”
“Makes sense.”
“Besides,” he said, wiping the snow off his face and turning to Gigi, “if it stays this bad, most guys won’t put trucks out today and my customers will still be there tomorrow.”
What to read after Fourth Victim?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coleman, Reed Farrel to read onlineMoreLess
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