The Blue Hour
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If we headed south back to the main road at Foum Zguid, we would hit something of a dead end, as the road east was nonexistent there. He knew this because his own village, M’hamid, was about thirty miles in a straight line from here. But the desert track passed through serious sand dunes that were treacherous. Vehicles got bogged down in them—and at this time of year, with temperatures around 110 degrees Fahrenheit, a horrible death was not out of the question.
“Anyway, even if there was a direc...t road to M’hamid, it would be very hard to bring you to my village.”
“Understood.”
“But if we go west for Foum Zguid, the road brings us very far south. Then we would have to head north through Agadir. Big tourist town. Many police.”
His solution: he had one more pickup of goods to make in the tiny village of Asaka, a few miles inland from here down a narrow desert track. He had a client there whom he was planning to visit in two weeks’ time. But she always had goods on hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If we headed south back to the main road at Foum Zguid, we would hit something of a dead end, as the road east was nonexistent there. He knew this because his own village, M’hamid, was about thirty miles in a straight line from here. But the desert track passed through serious sand dunes that were treacherous. Vehicles got bogged down in them—and at this time of year, with temperatures around 110 degrees Fahrenheit, a horrible death was not out of the question.
“Anyway, even if there was a direc...t road to M’hamid, it would be very hard to bring you to my village.”
“Understood.”
“But if we go west for Foum Zguid, the road brings us very far south. Then we would have to head north through Agadir. Big tourist town. Many police.”
His solution: he had one more pickup of goods to make in the tiny village of Asaka, a few miles inland from here down a narrow desert track. He had a client there whom he was planning to visit in two weeks’ time. But she always had goods on hand.
What to read after The Blue Hour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Kennedy to read onlineMoreLess
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