L.a. Wars
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Wars fourteen Hawker made one more stop—an appliance store—then drove back to his bungalow.
The wind blowing off the Pacific had a bite to it. The dusk sky was a luminous jade-green as the sun melted into the sea. The air smelled of rain.
From the wall phone in the kitchen Hawker watched the unmarked police car pull up to the beach and park.
Hawker checked his notebook and dialed. Virgil Kahl answered. Hawker had talked to him briefly at the funeral. He had looked twenty years older, a broken an...d beaten man.
Hawker didn’t expect him to recover. He had lost too much. The listless voice on the other end confirmed Hawker’s observations. Kahl sounded as if he was still in shock, far, far from the horrors of reality.
“James Hawker? Oh, yes—I remember. I saw you at the funeral, didn’t I?”
“I’ve been working with the watch program, Virgil.”
“Oh, yes, how could I have forgotten. This has been such a terrible, terrible week. We lost our daughter, you know. Our only child.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wars fourteen Hawker made one more stop—an appliance store—then drove back to his bungalow.
The wind blowing off the Pacific had a bite to it. The dusk sky was a luminous jade-green as the sun melted into the sea. The air smelled of rain.
From the wall phone in the kitchen Hawker watched the unmarked police car pull up to the beach and park.
Hawker checked his notebook and dialed. Virgil Kahl answered. Hawker had talked to him briefly at the funeral. He had looked twenty years older, a broken an...d beaten man.
Hawker didn’t expect him to recover. He had lost too much. The listless voice on the other end confirmed Hawker’s observations. Kahl sounded as if he was still in shock, far, far from the horrors of reality.
“James Hawker? Oh, yes—I remember. I saw you at the funeral, didn’t I?”
“I’ve been working with the watch program, Virgil.”
“Oh, yes, how could I have forgotten. This has been such a terrible, terrible week. We lost our daughter, you know. Our only child.”
What to read after L.a. Wars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Randy Wayne White to read onlineMoreLess
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