In the Dark (2008)
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‘I know it’s trendy to slag them off because they’re taking over the world or whatever. But I do like the coffee.’ The funny, strangled laugh. ‘I really like the coffee . . .’ He was odd, no question, but Helen had decided that he wasn’t quite the weirdo she’d marked him down as after the phone messages. Maybe the whole ‘God bless’ thing was just a verbal tick. Even if it wasn’t, it didn’t look like he’d be trying to persuade her to let Jesus into her life any time soon.
Helen was drinking tea. ...‘I like the coffee too,’ she said. ‘But the baby isn’t so keen. Starts jumping around like a lunatic.’ Deering had called that morning, after Helen had spent most of an unpleasant Friday and Saturday arguing with people: with Paul’s mother, who refused even to talk about ‘rock’ music at his funeral; with Jenny, who told her that they wouldn’t be needing any of Paul’s old clothes, but thanks for the offer; with her old man, who had taken umbrage at suggestions she’d made when he was struggling to put the cot together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I know it’s trendy to slag them off because they’re taking over the world or whatever. But I do like the coffee.’ The funny, strangled laugh. ‘I really like the coffee . . .’ He was odd, no question, but Helen had decided that he wasn’t quite the weirdo she’d marked him down as after the phone messages. Maybe the whole ‘God bless’ thing was just a verbal tick. Even if it wasn’t, it didn’t look like he’d be trying to persuade her to let Jesus into her life any time soon.
Helen was drinking tea. ...‘I like the coffee too,’ she said. ‘But the baby isn’t so keen. Starts jumping around like a lunatic.’ Deering had called that morning, after Helen had spent most of an unpleasant Friday and Saturday arguing with people: with Paul’s mother, who refused even to talk about ‘rock’ music at his funeral; with Jenny, who told her that they wouldn’t be needing any of Paul’s old clothes, but thanks for the offer; with her old man, who had taken umbrage at suggestions she’d made when he was struggling to put the cot together.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Billingham to read onlineMoreLess
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