Venus (2011)
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No one had touched it. Bahadur had called the captain. One of the women had handed me a tissue to clean my face. Another handed me a wetvac to clean the floor of my vomit.
Fuchs prodded the corpse, flexed Sanja’s wrists and ankles.
“He’s been dead several hours,” he muttered, more to himself than the rest of us.
Turning, he spotted me trying to mop up my mess. He gestured bruskly and rattled off some commands in the Asian dialect that the crew spoke. One of the men grabbed the buzzing wetvac out... of my hands, his face surly.
“Come here, Humphries,” Fuchs called.
Reluctantly I stepped closer to the bunk. My stomach heaved and I tasted burning bile in my throat.
“Control yourself!” Fuchs snapped. “What happened here?”
“I … I was asleep.”
Fuchs seemed more irritated with me than concerned about Sanja’s murder. I was convinced it was murder.
He looked across the compartment. The other crew members were sitting on their bunks, or huddled around the table in the open area in the center.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No one had touched it. Bahadur had called the captain. One of the women had handed me a tissue to clean my face. Another handed me a wetvac to clean the floor of my vomit.
Fuchs prodded the corpse, flexed Sanja’s wrists and ankles.
“He’s been dead several hours,” he muttered, more to himself than the rest of us.
Turning, he spotted me trying to mop up my mess. He gestured bruskly and rattled off some commands in the Asian dialect that the crew spoke. One of the men grabbed the buzzing wetvac out... of my hands, his face surly.
“Come here, Humphries,” Fuchs called.
Reluctantly I stepped closer to the bunk. My stomach heaved and I tasted burning bile in my throat.
“Control yourself!” Fuchs snapped. “What happened here?”
“I … I was asleep.”
Fuchs seemed more irritated with me than concerned about Sanja’s murder. I was convinced it was murder.
He looked across the compartment. The other crew members were sitting on their bunks, or huddled around the table in the open area in the center.
What to read after Venus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bova Ben to read onlineMoreLess
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