The Devil's Star
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The Arrest The express train glided past outside, shiny silver, quiet as a tentative puff of air. Beate watched Olaug Sivertsen. She straightened her head and looked out of the window, blinking again and again. Her wrinkled, sinewy hands on the kitchen table resembled a bird’s-eye view of the countryside. The wrinkles were long valleys, the blue-black veins rivers and the knuckles chains of mountains with the skin stretched over like a grey-white tent canvas. Beate examined her own hands. She th...ought about what hands can do in the course of a lifetime. And what they cannot do. Or what they don’t manage to achieve.
At 21.56 Beate heard the gate open and the sound of steps on the gravel path outside.
She stood up, her heart beating as quickly and lightly as a Geiger counter.
‘That’s him,’ Olaug said.
‘Are you sure?’ Olaug gave her a distressed smile. ‘I’ve heard his steps on the gravel path ever since he was a little boy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Arrest The express train glided past outside, shiny silver, quiet as a tentative puff of air. Beate watched Olaug Sivertsen. She straightened her head and looked out of the window, blinking again and again. Her wrinkled, sinewy hands on the kitchen table resembled a bird’s-eye view of the countryside. The wrinkles were long valleys, the blue-black veins rivers and the knuckles chains of mountains with the skin stretched over like a grey-white tent canvas. Beate examined her own hands. She th...ought about what hands can do in the course of a lifetime. And what they cannot do. Or what they don’t manage to achieve.
At 21.56 Beate heard the gate open and the sound of steps on the gravel path outside.
She stood up, her heart beating as quickly and lightly as a Geiger counter.
‘That’s him,’ Olaug said.
‘Are you sure?’ Olaug gave her a distressed smile. ‘I’ve heard his steps on the gravel path ever since he was a little boy.
What to read after The Devil's Star?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Nesbø to read onlineMoreLess
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