One Touch of Topaz
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You don’t have even the hint of the accent your friend Lazaro has. Are you an American?”
“My English should be good.” Samantha laughed with genuine amusement as she took another sip of coffee from the tin cup. “I was born in Dallas, Texas. I wasn’t aware that St. Pierre existed until I was ten years old.”
“Interesting.” Fletch cradled his own cup in his hands, gazing at her over the crackling flames of the fire. “Would you care to tell me how an American happens to belong to a revolutionary band... on an island in the Caribbean?”
“My father was a newspaper man. Not a very well-known one, but he was bilingual and fairly competent. After my mother died, we came down here to live and he got a job as a reporter on the island’s leading newspaper. It seemed like a good idea to him at the time. St. Pierre was the island paradise he’d always dreamed about. I liked it here too. I made friends and learned the language.” She looked down into the coffee in her cup. “When I was fifteen, the junta overthrew the government, and suddenly I didn’t like it here any longer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You don’t have even the hint of the accent your friend Lazaro has. Are you an American?”
“My English should be good.” Samantha laughed with genuine amusement as she took another sip of coffee from the tin cup. “I was born in Dallas, Texas. I wasn’t aware that St. Pierre existed until I was ten years old.”
“Interesting.” Fletch cradled his own cup in his hands, gazing at her over the crackling flames of the fire. “Would you care to tell me how an American happens to belong to a revolutionary band... on an island in the Caribbean?”
“My father was a newspaper man. Not a very well-known one, but he was bilingual and fairly competent. After my mother died, we came down here to live and he got a job as a reporter on the island’s leading newspaper. It seemed like a good idea to him at the time. St. Pierre was the island paradise he’d always dreamed about. I liked it here too. I made friends and learned the language.” She looked down into the coffee in her cup. “When I was fifteen, the junta overthrew the government, and suddenly I didn’t like it here any longer.
What to read after One Touch of Topaz?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iris Johansen to read onlineMoreLess
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