Moroccan Traffic (2012)
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I should have heard nothing else if I hadn’t decided to hunt for a bathroom, always assuming there was one without Roland Reed sleeping inside it. My mother continued to wheeze as I slipped out of the bed, and if Morgan stirred, he didn’t say anything. I found what I wanted and coming back, stopped to listen in the dark passage.
The house wasn’t quite silent. There were nine people restlessly asleep in the rooms round about me, maybe more. Rita had left a fire in the kitchen: I could hear it cra...ckling. I could also hear, far off, the low ringing of a telephone and someone answering. I realised that I had heard the same sound several times through my sleep. America as well as London wanted to know who was dead in Marrakesh.
The answering voice was a woman’s. I didn’t want to meet anyone. I had started to walk away when I was stopped by the sound of a car coming to rest outside the walls in the rain. There was a rustle of movement from the kitchen. A door opened, and I heard the squeak of naked feet hurrying down the steps in the rain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I should have heard nothing else if I hadn’t decided to hunt for a bathroom, always assuming there was one without Roland Reed sleeping inside it. My mother continued to wheeze as I slipped out of the bed, and if Morgan stirred, he didn’t say anything. I found what I wanted and coming back, stopped to listen in the dark passage.
The house wasn’t quite silent. There were nine people restlessly asleep in the rooms round about me, maybe more. Rita had left a fire in the kitchen: I could hear it cra...ckling. I could also hear, far off, the low ringing of a telephone and someone answering. I realised that I had heard the same sound several times through my sleep. America as well as London wanted to know who was dead in Marrakesh.
The answering voice was a woman’s. I didn’t want to meet anyone. I had started to walk away when I was stopped by the sound of a car coming to rest outside the walls in the rain. There was a rustle of movement from the kitchen. A door opened, and I heard the squeak of naked feet hurrying down the steps in the rain.
What to read after Moroccan Traffic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Dunnett to read onlineMoreLess
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