The Pumpkin Man
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Growing up, you could always find him staked out in front of the tube watching episodes of CSI and the reruns of T.J. Hooker, Hill Street Blues and NYPD Blue.
He’d been a thin, reedy kid, picked on by bullies and laughed at by the losers he refused to party with. He’d never seemed to fit in anywhere; he wasn’t a jock, he wasn’t a stoner, he wasn’t even a brain. Good grades came hard. The nerds didn’t like him; they thought he was just a little too tight. “Take that stick out of your ass” was a p...hrase he’d heard a lot more than once. But he’d had a natural affinity with the police, who seemed the force keeping every problematic social group from running amok. As a kid he’d frequently asked his mom why people couldn’t just leave one another alone. As an adult, he’d sworn to make sure they did.
River’s End was his first assignment after the police academy, and while he liked the little town, he could see that things weren’t always run by the book here. The captain seemed just a little too laid-back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Growing up, you could always find him staked out in front of the tube watching episodes of CSI and the reruns of T.J. Hooker, Hill Street Blues and NYPD Blue.
He’d been a thin, reedy kid, picked on by bullies and laughed at by the losers he refused to party with. He’d never seemed to fit in anywhere; he wasn’t a jock, he wasn’t a stoner, he wasn’t even a brain. Good grades came hard. The nerds didn’t like him; they thought he was just a little too tight. “Take that stick out of your ass” was a p...hrase he’d heard a lot more than once. But he’d had a natural affinity with the police, who seemed the force keeping every problematic social group from running amok. As a kid he’d frequently asked his mom why people couldn’t just leave one another alone. As an adult, he’d sworn to make sure they did.
River’s End was his first assignment after the police academy, and while he liked the little town, he could see that things weren’t always run by the book here. The captain seemed just a little too laid-back.
What to read after The Pumpkin Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Everson to read onlineMoreLess
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