Step to the Graveyard Easy
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The man in charge was a plainclothes captain named D’Anzello. Mid-forties, big without being fat, deceptively soft-spoken and slow-moving; mop of black hair, bushy salt-and-pepper mustache. Efficient, professional. The kind of man who doesn’t have to say or do much to command respect or attention, whose presence in a room is enough to make him its focal point.
D’Anzello asked preliminary questions to get an overview of what had happened. Then he took them one by one into Mahannah’s study, while ...the rest waited their turn in the main living room. Mahannah was the first. So Cape knew he’d be second even before he was called.
The study had the same determinedly masculine look as the rest of the house, dominated by a desk of some polished wood whose color matched the redwood paneling. D’Anzello hadn’t appropriated the desk. Both he and a second, younger plainclothes-man were on their feet, waiting in the middle of the room.
D’Anzello said, “Sit down, Mr. Cape.”
“I’d rather stand, if you don’t mind.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The man in charge was a plainclothes captain named D’Anzello. Mid-forties, big without being fat, deceptively soft-spoken and slow-moving; mop of black hair, bushy salt-and-pepper mustache. Efficient, professional. The kind of man who doesn’t have to say or do much to command respect or attention, whose presence in a room is enough to make him its focal point.
D’Anzello asked preliminary questions to get an overview of what had happened. Then he took them one by one into Mahannah’s study, while ...the rest waited their turn in the main living room. Mahannah was the first. So Cape knew he’d be second even before he was called.
The study had the same determinedly masculine look as the rest of the house, dominated by a desk of some polished wood whose color matched the redwood paneling. D’Anzello hadn’t appropriated the desk. Both he and a second, younger plainclothes-man were on their feet, waiting in the middle of the room.
D’Anzello said, “Sit down, Mr. Cape.”
“I’d rather stand, if you don’t mind.”
What to read after Step to the Graveyard Easy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bill Pronzini to read onlineMoreLess
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