The Tourist
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From his jacket pocket he produced an oil-stained receipt and a pen. Leaning against the bedside table, he wrote one word and held it out for Milo to read: Dead Milo's legs tingled and threatened to give out. He moved to the bed, settled down, and rubbed his face. "What're you talking about?" Again, Einner hesitated, lifted his pen, but decided he could tell this without giving much away. "You left last night. You gave me the thumbsup, so I powered it all up again." "Okay. And?" "She was just cl...imbing into bed. Out like a light." "Sleeping pills," said Milo. "She took them when I was still there." "Right. So there she goes. Off to sleep. After an hour, I left to get some food. Bill took over. I got back an hour after that. That's when I noticed-- she hadn't moved. Not at all. She--" He paused, looking at the paper and pen, considering, but again changed his mind. He leaned to whisper in Milo's ear. "For something like an hour, she hadn't moved an inch. She didn't even snore. Another hour passed--same damned thing." "Verified?" Milo whispered back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From his jacket pocket he produced an oil-stained receipt and a pen. Leaning against the bedside table, he wrote one word and held it out for Milo to read: Dead Milo's legs tingled and threatened to give out. He moved to the bed, settled down, and rubbed his face. "What're you talking about?" Again, Einner hesitated, lifted his pen, but decided he could tell this without giving much away. "You left last night. You gave me the thumbsup, so I powered it all up again." "Okay. And?" "She was just cl...imbing into bed. Out like a light." "Sleeping pills," said Milo. "She took them when I was still there." "Right. So there she goes. Off to sleep. After an hour, I left to get some food. Bill took over. I got back an hour after that. That's when I noticed-- she hadn't moved. Not at all. She--" He paused, looking at the paper and pen, considering, but again changed his mind. He leaned to whisper in Milo's ear. "For something like an hour, she hadn't moved an inch. She didn't even snore. Another hour passed--same damned thing." "Verified?" Milo whispered back.
What to read after The Tourist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Olen Steinhauer to read onlineMoreLess
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