Pain of Death
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The railway tracks have magicked him with their tittle and tattle, and along the way he spoke to Pulford about staying on Lesley Crawford’s case. Then he had called Josie, to tell her to follow up on Kerry’s list of friends.
Now, the daylight is almost gone and the train jolts, slows. People press their faces to the windows. As the carriages draw towards Lime Street station, the tracks breathe in and the train is sucked along a narrow chasm in the sandstone bedrock. Anybody who has travelled int...o this Celtic city will know that its gates open like rock thighs, as if it were delivering you into a new world.
And then it is dark.
In the vaulted, glass-roofed station, he steps down, valise in hand, and looks for a uniformed welcome. There is none.
A tall, beautiful woman approaches him. She has layered red hair, cut to her shoulders. She is, in fact, very tall. ‘Inspector Wagstaffe?’ she says.
‘How would you know?’ ‘You have to be able to spot your friends as well as your foes.’ ‘You’re police?’ She offers her hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The railway tracks have magicked him with their tittle and tattle, and along the way he spoke to Pulford about staying on Lesley Crawford’s case. Then he had called Josie, to tell her to follow up on Kerry’s list of friends.
Now, the daylight is almost gone and the train jolts, slows. People press their faces to the windows. As the carriages draw towards Lime Street station, the tracks breathe in and the train is sucked along a narrow chasm in the sandstone bedrock. Anybody who has travelled int...o this Celtic city will know that its gates open like rock thighs, as if it were delivering you into a new world.
And then it is dark.
In the vaulted, glass-roofed station, he steps down, valise in hand, and looks for a uniformed welcome. There is none.
A tall, beautiful woman approaches him. She has layered red hair, cut to her shoulders. She is, in fact, very tall. ‘Inspector Wagstaffe?’ she says.
‘How would you know?’ ‘You have to be able to spot your friends as well as your foes.’ ‘You’re police?’ She offers her hand.
What to read after Pain of Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adam Creed to read onlineMoreLess
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