Frenzy (2014)
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It couldn’t keep up with the heat. Florida Power and Light would get around to finding the problem and setting it right as soon as possible. Meanwhile, the courtroom in downtown Sarasota was almost too warm to use.
The judge was a balding, cantankerous man well into his sixties, with a weight problem and what appeared to be a drinker’s nose, bright pink with ruptured capillaries. He wanted this trial to progress at full speed. The jurors looked either aggravated or bored. The foreman’s obviously... dyed black hair was plastered flat to his forehead and dripping perspiration onto his face, and then onto the front of his white shirt. The judge was in shirt sleeves, and had given everyone in the courtroom permission to be the same. The only three people wearing jacket and tie were the prosecutor, the defending attorney, and the defendant, Bill Phoenix.
The witness, Dwayne Aikin, was wearing faded jeans and a green T-shirt. The shirt’s chest and back advertised a surfers’ supply store and bore the image of a slim, graceful man riding a wave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It couldn’t keep up with the heat. Florida Power and Light would get around to finding the problem and setting it right as soon as possible. Meanwhile, the courtroom in downtown Sarasota was almost too warm to use.
The judge was a balding, cantankerous man well into his sixties, with a weight problem and what appeared to be a drinker’s nose, bright pink with ruptured capillaries. He wanted this trial to progress at full speed. The jurors looked either aggravated or bored. The foreman’s obviously... dyed black hair was plastered flat to his forehead and dripping perspiration onto his face, and then onto the front of his white shirt. The judge was in shirt sleeves, and had given everyone in the courtroom permission to be the same. The only three people wearing jacket and tie were the prosecutor, the defending attorney, and the defendant, Bill Phoenix.
The witness, Dwayne Aikin, was wearing faded jeans and a green T-shirt. The shirt’s chest and back advertised a surfers’ supply store and bore the image of a slim, graceful man riding a wave.
What to read after Frenzy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Lutz to read onlineMoreLess
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