Ghostheart
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And yet the sound was somehow different, and leaning against the frame of the bedroom window, her nose against the cool glass, Annie watched the people below as they emerged into morning.
Sunday morning, the first day of a new month, of a new life perhaps, and turning as David stirred she watched him surface from sleep, his eyes flickering open, a momentary hesitation as he adjusted his thoughts to where he was, and then he smiled as he located her, as he stretched out his hand towards her, as h...e opened his mouth and slurred: ‘Come back … come back to bed Annie.’ ‘Breakfast,’ she said. ‘I could chew the ass out of a moose.’ ‘Christ Annie,’ he said, hauled into consciousness, ‘that’s the grossest thing I ever heard.’ She laughed, standing there naked and aware of herself, but without any self-consciousness, and then she crossed the room and sat on the edge of the mattress beside him.
He snaked his arm around her waist and tried to pull her down, but she resisted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And yet the sound was somehow different, and leaning against the frame of the bedroom window, her nose against the cool glass, Annie watched the people below as they emerged into morning.
Sunday morning, the first day of a new month, of a new life perhaps, and turning as David stirred she watched him surface from sleep, his eyes flickering open, a momentary hesitation as he adjusted his thoughts to where he was, and then he smiled as he located her, as he stretched out his hand towards her, as h...e opened his mouth and slurred: ‘Come back … come back to bed Annie.’ ‘Breakfast,’ she said. ‘I could chew the ass out of a moose.’ ‘Christ Annie,’ he said, hauled into consciousness, ‘that’s the grossest thing I ever heard.’ She laughed, standing there naked and aware of herself, but without any self-consciousness, and then she crossed the room and sat on the edge of the mattress beside him.
He snaked his arm around her waist and tried to pull her down, but she resisted.
What to read after Ghostheart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R.J. Ellory to read onlineMoreLess
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