Skarlet (2014)
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LAWTON swigged his Scotch and thought about what had happened in Crane’s office.
Sassie eyed him with fear after they left Crane’s office. He thought of the academic and anger flashed in his head. Had Sassie’s voice not doused his rage, he would’ve gone for the man. He wanted to rip the fuckwit’s head off. He would’ve ripped the fuckwit’s head off.
“I will rip the fuckwit’s head off,” he said, staring at the cracks in the plaster above the door to his flat.
He thought about the video....
That fucking thing was on the internet, downloaded by fanatics in Iraq and anti-war campaigners in Britain, and every nutcase inbetween.
“And all thanks to you, Christine,” he said, holding up his glass in a toast.
He slugged down the Scotch, poured another. He felt fuzzy, now, the drink mushing up his brain. But that’s how he liked to feel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LAWTON swigged his Scotch and thought about what had happened in Crane’s office.
Sassie eyed him with fear after they left Crane’s office. He thought of the academic and anger flashed in his head. Had Sassie’s voice not doused his rage, he would’ve gone for the man. He wanted to rip the fuckwit’s head off. He would’ve ripped the fuckwit’s head off.
“I will rip the fuckwit’s head off,” he said, staring at the cracks in the plaster above the door to his flat.
He thought about the video....
That fucking thing was on the internet, downloaded by fanatics in Iraq and anti-war campaigners in Britain, and every nutcase inbetween.
“And all thanks to you, Christine,” he said, holding up his glass in a toast.
He slugged down the Scotch, poured another. He felt fuzzy, now, the drink mushing up his brain. But that’s how he liked to feel.
What to read after Skarlet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Emson to read onlineMoreLess
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