True Witness (2012)
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For one thing, he had better things to do with the dark hours than sit in smoky clubs listening to music he didn’t like and unable to hear people he did. He had always been self-contained. He liked people and on the whole people liked him, but he had never craved companionship.
So it was bizarre suddenly to be the centre of attention. Hardly had he recovered from Mrs Berry’s parting shot than there came another knock at the door and it was Tom Sessions from The Dimmock Sentinel. Daniel groaned b...ut let him in anyway. He owed Sessions a favour.
The reporter looked him up and down and said with characteristic candour, “You look like shit.”
Daniel chuckled and waved him to a chair. “Do you want some tea?”
“I’d sooner have some information.”
“Take the tea,” advised Daniel, “so you won’t have wasted your journey.”
The kettle was still hot. Sessions took the mug, but he also got out his tape-recorder. “I take it there is at least some truth in the rumour.”
“What rumour?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For one thing, he had better things to do with the dark hours than sit in smoky clubs listening to music he didn’t like and unable to hear people he did. He had always been self-contained. He liked people and on the whole people liked him, but he had never craved companionship.
So it was bizarre suddenly to be the centre of attention. Hardly had he recovered from Mrs Berry’s parting shot than there came another knock at the door and it was Tom Sessions from The Dimmock Sentinel. Daniel groaned b...ut let him in anyway. He owed Sessions a favour.
The reporter looked him up and down and said with characteristic candour, “You look like shit.”
Daniel chuckled and waved him to a chair. “Do you want some tea?”
“I’d sooner have some information.”
“Take the tea,” advised Daniel, “so you won’t have wasted your journey.”
The kettle was still hot. Sessions took the mug, but he also got out his tape-recorder. “I take it there is at least some truth in the rumour.”
“What rumour?”
What to read after True Witness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Bannister to read onlineMoreLess
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