The Food Detective (2014)
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Each week I left the village at eight thirty-five prompt. If I passed anyone – and today it was Fred Tregothnan apparently arguing the toss with Nick Thomas as they stood outside the village shop – I waved, but no one in the village knew where I went. Maybe they thought I had an assignation with a secret lover – and I was happy to keep it that way. Actually, they’d have been half right. Piers, the instructor, and I did have the odd highly pleasurable shag, and it was always nice to know I could ...pull a bloke half my age, but the main business of the morning was a flying lesson. I’d gone on the principle that if Sarah Ferguson could fly a helicopter, so could I. I’d no ambition, as she did, to write children’s books about choppers. Certainly not children’s books about choppers! I just did it for the pleasure. It invigorated me for the whole of the next week. Well, the flying or the recreational sex.
I always got back in time to open up the bar, remind Lindi exactly what she was supposed to be doing and get into the kitchen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each week I left the village at eight thirty-five prompt. If I passed anyone – and today it was Fred Tregothnan apparently arguing the toss with Nick Thomas as they stood outside the village shop – I waved, but no one in the village knew where I went. Maybe they thought I had an assignation with a secret lover – and I was happy to keep it that way. Actually, they’d have been half right. Piers, the instructor, and I did have the odd highly pleasurable shag, and it was always nice to know I could ...pull a bloke half my age, but the main business of the morning was a flying lesson. I’d gone on the principle that if Sarah Ferguson could fly a helicopter, so could I. I’d no ambition, as she did, to write children’s books about choppers. Certainly not children’s books about choppers! I just did it for the pleasure. It invigorated me for the whole of the next week. Well, the flying or the recreational sex.
I always got back in time to open up the bar, remind Lindi exactly what she was supposed to be doing and get into the kitchen.
What to read after The Food Detective?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judith Cutler to read onlineMoreLess
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