Marrying Daisy Bellamy (2011)
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Julian set aside his book and angled the wheelchair toward the pale slits of light that lay across the floor of his prison cell. When the wind blew just so, he could smell freedom through the louvered vent in the wall. It was the blue-green aroma of fresh ocean breezes blowing in from the west, tinged with the lighter scent of river water, the perfume of flowers and the harsh reek of chemicals used in cocaine production.
Occasionally, he caught a whiff of exhaust. That—the exhaust—was the scent ...that most compelled him. Combined with the lawn-mower whine of a small engine, it told him there was a float plane that came and went regularly from the compound. The plane came twice a week, on days Julian had designated Monday and Friday, though he didn’t actually know. By the sound of it, the aircraft was too small to be used for drug transport. It was likely a means of transport for an individual, a high-level worker, perhaps.
Julian wished he could see outside. He pictured a dock on a river, where cargo could be loaded on boats and taken out to sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Julian set aside his book and angled the wheelchair toward the pale slits of light that lay across the floor of his prison cell. When the wind blew just so, he could smell freedom through the louvered vent in the wall. It was the blue-green aroma of fresh ocean breezes blowing in from the west, tinged with the lighter scent of river water, the perfume of flowers and the harsh reek of chemicals used in cocaine production.
Occasionally, he caught a whiff of exhaust. That—the exhaust—was the scent ...that most compelled him. Combined with the lawn-mower whine of a small engine, it told him there was a float plane that came and went regularly from the compound. The plane came twice a week, on days Julian had designated Monday and Friday, though he didn’t actually know. By the sound of it, the aircraft was too small to be used for drug transport. It was likely a means of transport for an individual, a high-level worker, perhaps.
Julian wished he could see outside. He pictured a dock on a river, where cargo could be loaded on boats and taken out to sea.
What to read after Marrying Daisy Bellamy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Wiggs to read onlineMoreLess
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