Tide King (2013)
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His hair was white, parted to the side but long, growing over her ears, and his blue eyes seemed watered down, buried under tissue-paper wrinkles. Johnson felt his heart, slippery, in this throat, as he digested what the years had sanded off, sucked from him. The soft, blond boy with the crinkling blue eyes, the toothy smile, had become a caricature. Stanley lifted an arm, spotted with age, toward him.
“You stole my wallet, you punk.” His grip was firm on Johnson’s wrist. “Over at the Golden Cor...ral.”
“Stanley Polensky, it’s me, Calvin.” He shook him off and took a step back. “Don’t try to intimidate me. Did you ever win any of our wrestling matches during the war?”
“You aren’t Calvin Johnson.” Stanley moved closer and frisked him. “If you’ve got a gun, boy, I suggest you drop it. I’m retired Army—I’ll break you in half.”
“Stanley, I was state wrestling champion of Ohio once—you know that.” Calvin pulled out a pack of Lucky Strikes. “Why don’t you invite me inside?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His hair was white, parted to the side but long, growing over her ears, and his blue eyes seemed watered down, buried under tissue-paper wrinkles. Johnson felt his heart, slippery, in this throat, as he digested what the years had sanded off, sucked from him. The soft, blond boy with the crinkling blue eyes, the toothy smile, had become a caricature. Stanley lifted an arm, spotted with age, toward him.
“You stole my wallet, you punk.” His grip was firm on Johnson’s wrist. “Over at the Golden Cor...ral.”
“Stanley Polensky, it’s me, Calvin.” He shook him off and took a step back. “Don’t try to intimidate me. Did you ever win any of our wrestling matches during the war?”
“You aren’t Calvin Johnson.” Stanley moved closer and frisked him. “If you’ve got a gun, boy, I suggest you drop it. I’m retired Army—I’ll break you in half.”
“Stanley, I was state wrestling champion of Ohio once—you know that.” Calvin pulled out a pack of Lucky Strikes. “Why don’t you invite me inside?
What to read after Tide King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jen Michalski to read onlineMoreLess
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