Red Chameleon
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The driver’s face had been covered with a scarf even in the hot evening, but Rostnikov was sure of two things about that driver. First, that it was a man and not a woman. Second, that it was not an old man. He was also certain, even as the car deposited the body before him, that it had been no accident. The eyes of the driver had not been shrouded by drink. They had been quite cold, quite firm, quite professional.
There was a silent fraction of a second when the world stopped and everyone an...d everything froze, everything but the dark car speeding away down the avenue. Rostnikov knew from experience that the silent moment was so slight, so nearly imperceptible, that only those who had learned to experience it even noticed it existed. He had never discussed that halting of time with anyone, had savored it secretly, wondered at how many thoughts, ideas, insights, came during that hush. And then it was over.
Women were screaming. The handcuffed American lurched forward and tripped, sprawling hard on his face and smashing his nose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The driver’s face had been covered with a scarf even in the hot evening, but Rostnikov was sure of two things about that driver. First, that it was a man and not a woman. Second, that it was not an old man. He was also certain, even as the car deposited the body before him, that it had been no accident. The eyes of the driver had not been shrouded by drink. They had been quite cold, quite firm, quite professional.
There was a silent fraction of a second when the world stopped and everyone an...d everything froze, everything but the dark car speeding away down the avenue. Rostnikov knew from experience that the silent moment was so slight, so nearly imperceptible, that only those who had learned to experience it even noticed it existed. He had never discussed that halting of time with anyone, had savored it secretly, wondered at how many thoughts, ideas, insights, came during that hush. And then it was over.
Women were screaming. The handcuffed American lurched forward and tripped, sprawling hard on his face and smashing his nose.
What to read after Red Chameleon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stuart M. Kaminsky to read onlineMoreLess
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