The Starshine Connection (2009)
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Slayton, however, was not about to let a prime opportunity to rib his friend slip past undocumented, and out of habit he opted for sarcasm: “‘Saturday Night Fever’ really changed your life, didn’t it, Lucius?”
The Treasury man got a pained expression. His dress would have attracted undue attention in Washington; in Los Angeles he was just another pedestrian. “Squat on this, old friend,” he smiled back poisonously. “I see you’re still dressing like a cross between a gay lumberjack and a devot...ee of the Jordache look. Come to think of it, that’s two different descriptions of the same thing, isn’t it? Heh.”
“Are you really wearing a gold disco chain around your neck?” Slayton could not contain his mirth. “Come on, you can tell me.” Before Lucius had changed his “look” he had been one of the black-shoes, white-socks crowd that Slayton had written up in his brief but pungently worded account of the attire of the Department’s field men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Slayton, however, was not about to let a prime opportunity to rib his friend slip past undocumented, and out of habit he opted for sarcasm: “‘Saturday Night Fever’ really changed your life, didn’t it, Lucius?”
The Treasury man got a pained expression. His dress would have attracted undue attention in Washington; in Los Angeles he was just another pedestrian. “Squat on this, old friend,” he smiled back poisonously. “I see you’re still dressing like a cross between a gay lumberjack and a devot...ee of the Jordache look. Come to think of it, that’s two different descriptions of the same thing, isn’t it? Heh.”
“Are you really wearing a gold disco chain around your neck?” Slayton could not contain his mirth. “Come on, you can tell me.” Before Lucius had changed his “look” he had been one of the black-shoes, white-socks crowd that Slayton had written up in his brief but pungently worded account of the attire of the Department’s field men.
What to read after The Starshine Connection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buck Sanders to read onlineMoreLess
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