The Lazarus Trap (2010)
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THE area was mixed, like a lot of Manhattan. Two blocks further east, the air was concussed by traffic pouring in and out of the Queens Midtown Tunnel. Their destination was a decrepit brownstone poised above the tunnel’s maw. The fumes were worse than the din. The building’s front door was locked, but Wally pulled a switchblade from her pocket and easily flipped the latch.
“A woman of many talents.”
“Stay close.”
Through partially open elevator doors emerged a stench from garbage dumped down th...e shaft. Wally took the stairs to the fifth floor. A chemical odor worse than the garbage filled the corridor as they reached the top landing. Terrance was about to complain when he caught sight of Wally’s smile. “What’s that foul smell?”
“A good sign.” She knocked on the door at the corridor’s far end. “You mind if I run the show?”
“By all means.”
The smiles came more easily now. “You married, Terrance?”
“For all intents and purposes, I suppose I am.”
“Shame.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE area was mixed, like a lot of Manhattan. Two blocks further east, the air was concussed by traffic pouring in and out of the Queens Midtown Tunnel. Their destination was a decrepit brownstone poised above the tunnel’s maw. The fumes were worse than the din. The building’s front door was locked, but Wally pulled a switchblade from her pocket and easily flipped the latch.
“A woman of many talents.”
“Stay close.”
Through partially open elevator doors emerged a stench from garbage dumped down th...e shaft. Wally took the stairs to the fifth floor. A chemical odor worse than the garbage filled the corridor as they reached the top landing. Terrance was about to complain when he caught sight of Wally’s smile. “What’s that foul smell?”
“A good sign.” She knocked on the door at the corridor’s far end. “You mind if I run the show?”
“By all means.”
The smiles came more easily now. “You married, Terrance?”
“For all intents and purposes, I suppose I am.”
“Shame.”
What to read after The Lazarus Trap?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Bunn to read onlineMoreLess
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