The Wages of Sin (2016)
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The morning coffee crowd and noon lunch diners had departed, leaving the cluster of gray Formica tables empty, save one in the corner.
The longtime proprietor Silas, a trim man in a stained apron, emerged from the cooler clutching a five-pound package of hamburger. “What can I get you, Elsie? Grill is still hot.”
“Oh, thank goodness, Silas,” she said. “I need a cheeseburger.”
“Onion?”
“Yes, please. No lettuce or tomato.”
“It’ll be just a minute. You need a Diet Coke?”
“O...h yeah.”
While Silas poured a soda from the fountain, Elsie unclipped a bag of Lay’s potato chips from the dispenser and opened it. Leaning against the counter, she eyeballed the couple at the sole occupied table: it was Josh Nixon and a middle-aged woman with strawberry-blond hair fashioned into an elaborate pouf.
“Elsie,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The morning coffee crowd and noon lunch diners had departed, leaving the cluster of gray Formica tables empty, save one in the corner.
The longtime proprietor Silas, a trim man in a stained apron, emerged from the cooler clutching a five-pound package of hamburger. “What can I get you, Elsie? Grill is still hot.”
“Oh, thank goodness, Silas,” she said. “I need a cheeseburger.”
“Onion?”
“Yes, please. No lettuce or tomato.”
“It’ll be just a minute. You need a Diet Coke?”
“O...h yeah.”
While Silas poured a soda from the fountain, Elsie unclipped a bag of Lay’s potato chips from the dispenser and opened it. Leaning against the counter, she eyeballed the couple at the sole occupied table: it was Josh Nixon and a middle-aged woman with strawberry-blond hair fashioned into an elaborate pouf.
“Elsie,”
What to read after The Wages of Sin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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