The Invisible Code
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As usual, it was a war of nerves to see who would last out the longest. Alma Sorrowbridge was elbow-deep in kitchen soapsuds and Arthur Bryant was on his hands and knees, trying to reach an eyeball that had rolled under the bed.
The doorbell rang a third time, staccato and impatient. ‘Can you get it?’ called Bryant. ‘I’ve lost Rothschild’s eye.’ The outcome of any battle with Bryant was preordained. With a sigh, Alma dried her hands and headed for the front door. She opened it to find a bull...-necked man in a stained white wifebeater vest. He was staring angrily past her. ‘Where the bloody hell is he?’ he demanded to know.
‘Mr Bryant, it’s for you,’ said Alma, heading back to the kitchen.
Bryant stuck his head around the door and raised an eyebrow. ‘Who are you?’ ‘I’m Brad Pitt,’ replied their next-door neighbour, ‘and I want a bloody word with you.’ ‘I’m rather busy right now,’ said Bryant, still appearing as little more than a disembodied head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As usual, it was a war of nerves to see who would last out the longest. Alma Sorrowbridge was elbow-deep in kitchen soapsuds and Arthur Bryant was on his hands and knees, trying to reach an eyeball that had rolled under the bed.
The doorbell rang a third time, staccato and impatient. ‘Can you get it?’ called Bryant. ‘I’ve lost Rothschild’s eye.’ The outcome of any battle with Bryant was preordained. With a sigh, Alma dried her hands and headed for the front door. She opened it to find a bull...-necked man in a stained white wifebeater vest. He was staring angrily past her. ‘Where the bloody hell is he?’ he demanded to know.
‘Mr Bryant, it’s for you,’ said Alma, heading back to the kitchen.
Bryant stuck his head around the door and raised an eyebrow. ‘Who are you?’ ‘I’m Brad Pitt,’ replied their next-door neighbour, ‘and I want a bloody word with you.’ ‘I’m rather busy right now,’ said Bryant, still appearing as little more than a disembodied head.
What to read after The Invisible Code?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christopher Fowler to read onlineMoreLess
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