Torn Apart (2010)
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Szabo looked to where we were standing and waved. Kennedy motioned for him to come up. Szabo spoke to a member of the troop and they moved on. Szabo climbed the fairly steep and muddy slope in a few easy strides.
‘What’s up, Col?’ ‘Want you to meet an old comrade of mine, Paddy Malloy. We were in ’Nam together.’ Szabo looked at me and at that moment I travelled back mentally twenty years, to when I stared into the yellow, wolfish eyes of Soldier Szabo as he moved in to kill me. The eyes were... the same. Szabo drew in a deep breath and balanced himself as if he might go for my throat or my balls. My jacket was open and I knew I could get the pistol quickly if I had to.
Szabo let the breath out slowly. ‘No, he’s not,’ he said. ‘He’s Cliff Hardy, the private detective who killed my father.’ ‘Right,’ I said.
Kennedy took a step towards me. ‘What the hell’s going on?’ I kept my eyes focused on Szabo, who appeared totally relaxed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Szabo looked to where we were standing and waved. Kennedy motioned for him to come up. Szabo spoke to a member of the troop and they moved on. Szabo climbed the fairly steep and muddy slope in a few easy strides.
‘What’s up, Col?’ ‘Want you to meet an old comrade of mine, Paddy Malloy. We were in ’Nam together.’ Szabo looked at me and at that moment I travelled back mentally twenty years, to when I stared into the yellow, wolfish eyes of Soldier Szabo as he moved in to kill me. The eyes were... the same. Szabo drew in a deep breath and balanced himself as if he might go for my throat or my balls. My jacket was open and I knew I could get the pistol quickly if I had to.
Szabo let the breath out slowly. ‘No, he’s not,’ he said. ‘He’s Cliff Hardy, the private detective who killed my father.’ ‘Right,’ I said.
Kennedy took a step towards me. ‘What the hell’s going on?’ I kept my eyes focused on Szabo, who appeared totally relaxed.
What to read after Torn Apart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Corris to read onlineMoreLess
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