Longarm And the Diamondback Widow (2013)
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Longarm told the big-boned, red-haired, middle-aged woman sitting behind the long, varnished oak desk in the lobby of the Diamondback Hotel.
“What—you all through makin’ trouble?” the woman croaked.
She had thin lips and close-set eyes in a fleshy face that might have at one time been mildly pretty, though never beautiful. She wore a puce-colored silk dress with puffy sleeves and a scalloped cream collar. The dress fit her much too tightly, accentuating too many large bumps and rolls.
... Behind her, a wooden cuckoo clock ticked on the wall above several roles of shelves and pigeonholes.
“Word sure travels fast,” Longarm said, signing his name in the register book she’d turned toward him. “But there wouldn’t be any trouble if the good citizens of Diamondback would just tell me what I want to know.”
“Maybe the good citizens of Diamondback see the value in minding their own business.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Longarm told the big-boned, red-haired, middle-aged woman sitting behind the long, varnished oak desk in the lobby of the Diamondback Hotel.
“What—you all through makin’ trouble?” the woman croaked.
She had thin lips and close-set eyes in a fleshy face that might have at one time been mildly pretty, though never beautiful. She wore a puce-colored silk dress with puffy sleeves and a scalloped cream collar. The dress fit her much too tightly, accentuating too many large bumps and rolls.
... Behind her, a wooden cuckoo clock ticked on the wall above several roles of shelves and pigeonholes.
“Word sure travels fast,” Longarm said, signing his name in the register book she’d turned toward him. “But there wouldn’t be any trouble if the good citizens of Diamondback would just tell me what I want to know.”
“Maybe the good citizens of Diamondback see the value in minding their own business.”
What to read after Longarm And the Diamondback Widow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evans, Tabor to read onlineMoreLess
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