The Hanging Garden
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when the buzzer sounded, telling him there was someone at his tenement’s main door. He staggered along the hall to the intercom, and asked who the bloody hell it was.
‘The croissant man,’ a rough English voice replied.
‘The what?’ ‘Come on, dick-brain, wakey-wakey. Memory’s not so hot these days, eh?’ A name tilted into Rebus’s head. ‘Abernethy?’ ‘Now open up, it’s perishing down here.’ Rebus pushed the buzzer to let Abernethy in, then jogged back to the bedroom to put on some clothes. His mind ...felt numb. Abernethy was a DI in Special Branch, London. The last time he’d been in Edinburgh had been to chase terrorists. Rebus wondered what the hell he was doing here now.
When the doorbell sounded, Rebus tucked in his shirt and walked back down the hall. True to his word, Abernethy was carrying a bag of croissants. He hadn’t changed much: same faded denims and black leather bomber, same cropped brown hair spiked with gel. His face was heavy, pockmarked, and his eyes an unnerving, psychopath’s blue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
when the buzzer sounded, telling him there was someone at his tenement’s main door. He staggered along the hall to the intercom, and asked who the bloody hell it was.
‘The croissant man,’ a rough English voice replied.
‘The what?’ ‘Come on, dick-brain, wakey-wakey. Memory’s not so hot these days, eh?’ A name tilted into Rebus’s head. ‘Abernethy?’ ‘Now open up, it’s perishing down here.’ Rebus pushed the buzzer to let Abernethy in, then jogged back to the bedroom to put on some clothes. His mind ...felt numb. Abernethy was a DI in Special Branch, London. The last time he’d been in Edinburgh had been to chase terrorists. Rebus wondered what the hell he was doing here now.
When the doorbell sounded, Rebus tucked in his shirt and walked back down the hall. True to his word, Abernethy was carrying a bag of croissants. He hadn’t changed much: same faded denims and black leather bomber, same cropped brown hair spiked with gel. His face was heavy, pockmarked, and his eyes an unnerving, psychopath’s blue.
What to read after The Hanging Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ian Rankin to read onlineMoreLess
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