The Devil's Triangle
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Everythin’ OK?’ Tony called out as the FWC patrol boat pulled alongside them.
Niamh looked across at the driver. His expression was hard to read. The dark glasses didn’t help.
‘Yeah,’ he drawled. ‘Just headin’ out to Monkey Island. You look like you’re on your way in from there. See anythin’ unusual?’ ‘Unusual? What sort of unusual?’ Tony asked. ‘We’ve just paddled round the island. Didn’t notice anythin’ weird, though – you, sis?’ Niamh shrugged and shook her head.
‘Pretty keen for ...this time-a-day,’ the officer noted. ‘That’s a long paddle.’ ‘Weather’s due to close in this afternoon, so we had to come out early. Won a bet with Carrie yesterday. She’s not the outdoor type. If I’d lost, I’d be readin’ some dull book now, but instead, she’s had to brave the water with me.’ ‘Good for you,’ the man said, clearly not interested in the slightest. ‘Listen, I’m lookin’ for a girl about your age ‘You an’ me both,’ Tony interrupted, laughing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everythin’ OK?’ Tony called out as the FWC patrol boat pulled alongside them.
Niamh looked across at the driver. His expression was hard to read. The dark glasses didn’t help.
‘Yeah,’ he drawled. ‘Just headin’ out to Monkey Island. You look like you’re on your way in from there. See anythin’ unusual?’ ‘Unusual? What sort of unusual?’ Tony asked. ‘We’ve just paddled round the island. Didn’t notice anythin’ weird, though – you, sis?’ Niamh shrugged and shook her head.
‘Pretty keen for ...this time-a-day,’ the officer noted. ‘That’s a long paddle.’ ‘Weather’s due to close in this afternoon, so we had to come out early. Won a bet with Carrie yesterday. She’s not the outdoor type. If I’d lost, I’d be readin’ some dull book now, but instead, she’s had to brave the water with me.’ ‘Good for you,’ the man said, clearly not interested in the slightest. ‘Listen, I’m lookin’ for a girl about your age ‘You an’ me both,’ Tony interrupted, laughing.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Robson to read onlineMoreLess
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