Storm Winds (2010)
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“You’re right to be angry, Jean Marc,” Philippe said miserably. “When I heard of the massacre as I entered the city I felt—you can’t blame me any more than I blame myself.”
“You’re damned right I can. Mother of God, what the hell delayed you?”
Philippe flushed as his teeth sank into his lower lip.
Jean Marc gazed at him in astonishment. “A woman?”
“One of the pickers. She was … I didn’t think it would matter. It was only two nights …”
Jean Marc laughed mirthlessly. “Christ, I hope you found your... dalliance with a flower picker worth what happened to Catherine.” Jean Marc’s lips tightened. “You can’t simply say you’re sorry and walk away from this, Philippe. My God, why the hell didn’t you do what I told you to do?”
“I didn’t believe this could happen,” Philippe said simply. “You know how it is at Vasaro. The war and revolution seem not to exist there.”
“Damn you, I told you to leave at once and—” Jean Marc broke off as he saw Philippe’s forlorn expression.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You’re right to be angry, Jean Marc,” Philippe said miserably. “When I heard of the massacre as I entered the city I felt—you can’t blame me any more than I blame myself.”
“You’re damned right I can. Mother of God, what the hell delayed you?”
Philippe flushed as his teeth sank into his lower lip.
Jean Marc gazed at him in astonishment. “A woman?”
“One of the pickers. She was … I didn’t think it would matter. It was only two nights …”
Jean Marc laughed mirthlessly. “Christ, I hope you found your... dalliance with a flower picker worth what happened to Catherine.” Jean Marc’s lips tightened. “You can’t simply say you’re sorry and walk away from this, Philippe. My God, why the hell didn’t you do what I told you to do?”
“I didn’t believe this could happen,” Philippe said simply. “You know how it is at Vasaro. The war and revolution seem not to exist there.”
“Damn you, I told you to leave at once and—” Jean Marc broke off as he saw Philippe’s forlorn expression.
What to read after Storm Winds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iris Johansen to read onlineMoreLess
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