The Easy Sin (2013)
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“Mum—” said Caroline Magee. “My name is Caroline, not Chantelle. When I first started work at the stockbrokers in London and said my name was Chantelle they thought I was a stripper for the Christmas party. The women there had names like Philippa and Rosemary and Diana—there were three Dianas, all blondes. So I became Caroline and said Chantelle was a family joke.”
“I always liked Chantelle,” said Darlene.
“You can have it, then. If you and I had been twins she'd have called us Charlene and Darl...ene and asked Glen Campbell to write a song for us. ‘Rhinestone Cowgirls' or something.”
“I'd of sung you to sleep with it,” said Shirlee, glad to have her eldest back with her, even if she was not the girl who had left here eight, no, nine years ago.
The three of them were in a coffee lounge in the Westfield shopping mall in Hurstville. Store windows blazed with big signs: SALE! 50% OFF! EVERYTHING MUST GO! One or two store assistants stood glumly in doorways, like store dummies also for sale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Mum—” said Caroline Magee. “My name is Caroline, not Chantelle. When I first started work at the stockbrokers in London and said my name was Chantelle they thought I was a stripper for the Christmas party. The women there had names like Philippa and Rosemary and Diana—there were three Dianas, all blondes. So I became Caroline and said Chantelle was a family joke.”
“I always liked Chantelle,” said Darlene.
“You can have it, then. If you and I had been twins she'd have called us Charlene and Darl...ene and asked Glen Campbell to write a song for us. ‘Rhinestone Cowgirls' or something.”
“I'd of sung you to sleep with it,” said Shirlee, glad to have her eldest back with her, even if she was not the girl who had left here eight, no, nine years ago.
The three of them were in a coffee lounge in the Westfield shopping mall in Hurstville. Store windows blazed with big signs: SALE! 50% OFF! EVERYTHING MUST GO! One or two store assistants stood glumly in doorways, like store dummies also for sale.
What to read after The Easy Sin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jon Cleary to read onlineMoreLess
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