Saving Billie (2005)
Saving Billie
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If my suspicion that Clement had tried to frighten me off was right, he wouldn’t be beyond renewing his attacks on her. Except that I was an independent operator in a not-highly-regarded profession and she was in the media, the new aristocracy.
‘I go from here to the office and back as it suits me and them. That’s it,’ she said. ‘I phone out for groceries, grog and pizza.’ ‘What about when you meet up with Mr X?’ ‘Oh, I’d be safe enough with him.’ I left and went to the gym for the lightest of w...orkouts and a long soak in the spa. Back in the office I worked the Internet and the phone. I discovered that Liston was officially one of the thirty most disadvantaged postcodes in the country according to a sociological survey. The suburb had been named after a local farm and had become a dumping ground for battlers needing Department of Housing help in the eighties. Back then, it was at a distance from Campbelltown—out of sight and mind. It had a very high level of unemployment and welfare dependency and a considerable Aboriginal population.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If my suspicion that Clement had tried to frighten me off was right, he wouldn’t be beyond renewing his attacks on her. Except that I was an independent operator in a not-highly-regarded profession and she was in the media, the new aristocracy.
‘I go from here to the office and back as it suits me and them. That’s it,’ she said. ‘I phone out for groceries, grog and pizza.’ ‘What about when you meet up with Mr X?’ ‘Oh, I’d be safe enough with him.’ I left and went to the gym for the lightest of w...orkouts and a long soak in the spa. Back in the office I worked the Internet and the phone. I discovered that Liston was officially one of the thirty most disadvantaged postcodes in the country according to a sociological survey. The suburb had been named after a local farm and had become a dumping ground for battlers needing Department of Housing help in the eighties. Back then, it was at a distance from Campbelltown—out of sight and mind. It had a very high level of unemployment and welfare dependency and a considerable Aboriginal population.
What to read after Saving Billie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Corris to read onlineMoreLess
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