Murder Sees the Light
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Patten looked cross. I’d beaten him in the first game and I was throwing this one his way with a silly Queen’s Knight’s Pawn opening that wasn’t going to do me any good. Patten was wearing a buff-coloured safari jacket over his usual torn khaki shorts. Without his sunglasses, he looked less menacing. His eyes were narrow and appeared to be lidless, as though the brows themselves were enough protection for those deep blue, cautious eyes. Up close, the end of his nose was red and shiny, with tight... skin pulled over a bum-shaped bulb. This and the thin lips seemed to have been added to his broad face by accident, clearly having been intended for a long lean face. But that was the chemistry that worked so well on television: his features had the look of a man who’d not had a square meal in months but were set in a face that was well fed and content. The beard confused things, of course, but nobody’d ever seen him with a beard on television.
“I’m wondering what plans you have for my unfortunate Bishop.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Patten looked cross. I’d beaten him in the first game and I was throwing this one his way with a silly Queen’s Knight’s Pawn opening that wasn’t going to do me any good. Patten was wearing a buff-coloured safari jacket over his usual torn khaki shorts. Without his sunglasses, he looked less menacing. His eyes were narrow and appeared to be lidless, as though the brows themselves were enough protection for those deep blue, cautious eyes. Up close, the end of his nose was red and shiny, with tight... skin pulled over a bum-shaped bulb. This and the thin lips seemed to have been added to his broad face by accident, clearly having been intended for a long lean face. But that was the chemistry that worked so well on television: his features had the look of a man who’d not had a square meal in months but were set in a face that was well fed and content. The beard confused things, of course, but nobody’d ever seen him with a beard on television.
“I’m wondering what plans you have for my unfortunate Bishop.”
What to read after Murder Sees the Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Engel to read onlineMoreLess
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