Short Ride to Nowhere
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He proceeded up the sagging stairwell. Televisions and stereos were on inside the apartments. The buzzers downstairs must all be shorted. Either that or these people just didn’t give a shit who came knocking. Both possibilities seemed perfectly acceptable. At the sixth floor he started checking apartments. He found 6F, Katrina Beck’s former residence, and knocked.
The door swung open before Jenks even pulled his hand away. The guy had just been waiting there on the other side, hoping for ...something to happen. He stood 6'2, went maybe two-forty of mostly muscle. Wearing a stained wife-beater, greasy hair falling in his eyes, nine days of stubble. His breath smelled like an overflowing toilet in the far corner of hell. He filled the doorway and put on a dead-eye look, staring down at Jenks and yet somehow looking through him.
“Who are you?”
“My name is Jenks.”
“What do you want?”
“I’m looking for Trina Beck. Does she still live here? Does she ever stop in?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He proceeded up the sagging stairwell. Televisions and stereos were on inside the apartments. The buzzers downstairs must all be shorted. Either that or these people just didn’t give a shit who came knocking. Both possibilities seemed perfectly acceptable. At the sixth floor he started checking apartments. He found 6F, Katrina Beck’s former residence, and knocked.
The door swung open before Jenks even pulled his hand away. The guy had just been waiting there on the other side, hoping for ...something to happen. He stood 6'2, went maybe two-forty of mostly muscle. Wearing a stained wife-beater, greasy hair falling in his eyes, nine days of stubble. His breath smelled like an overflowing toilet in the far corner of hell. He filled the doorway and put on a dead-eye look, staring down at Jenks and yet somehow looking through him.
“Who are you?”
“My name is Jenks.”
“What do you want?”
“I’m looking for Trina Beck. Does she still live here? Does she ever stop in?”
What to read after Short Ride to Nowhere?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Piccirilli, Tom to read onlineMoreLess
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