Stonedust (2010)
Stonedust
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Bill Carter had plunked it smack on the required setback line, ignoring a lovely rise sixty feet deeper in the lot. The driveway, sporting a pretentious wiggle, invaded the property in precisely the spot that destroyed maximum privacy. The septic field looked like he had buried Moby Dick in the front yard.
“Sherry’s sorry she couldn’t make it, Ben.”
That was fine with me. Flirty gazelles notwithstanding, Sherry was very much the brains of the Carter marriage, and I was grateful to have B...ill to myself. I claimed I was sorry too and said, “Let’s see your house.”
Bill was proud of the kitchen, where he’d saved some money on Garland and Sub-Zero knockoffs, and prouder still of the downstairs powder room, which offered guests pushing the front door bell an unobstructed view of its fine porcelain commode.
“The entire structure,” Bill beamed, “is architect-designed.”
I told him we could work around that problem too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bill Carter had plunked it smack on the required setback line, ignoring a lovely rise sixty feet deeper in the lot. The driveway, sporting a pretentious wiggle, invaded the property in precisely the spot that destroyed maximum privacy. The septic field looked like he had buried Moby Dick in the front yard.
“Sherry’s sorry she couldn’t make it, Ben.”
That was fine with me. Flirty gazelles notwithstanding, Sherry was very much the brains of the Carter marriage, and I was grateful to have B...ill to myself. I claimed I was sorry too and said, “Let’s see your house.”
Bill was proud of the kitchen, where he’d saved some money on Garland and Sub-Zero knockoffs, and prouder still of the downstairs powder room, which offered guests pushing the front door bell an unobstructed view of its fine porcelain commode.
“The entire structure,” Bill beamed, “is architect-designed.”
I told him we could work around that problem too.
What to read after Stonedust?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Justin Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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