Waltz of Shadows
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Bev was out doing something or other, and since it was late enough for kindergarten to have turned out, I assumed JoAnn was with her.
I glanced at the morning paper on the table. Beverly had opened it and folded it back to show me Bill’s picture. I didn’t recognize the photograph, but Bill looked a few years younger than he was now. His face was thinner and his hair was combed differently.
It was time to move him, for sure. Hell, it was past time. Someone at the motel saw that picture, put two a...nd two together, he’d be bagged.
Beside the newspaper was a note from Beverly.
Looks bad. Your Mom called. Saw the news about Bill. I didn’t know what to tell her. Not really. I took JoAnn to the store to buy her some shoes. Hers are worn out at the toes. I need to talk to you about her. About dead things.
Love, Bev Dead things?
If it wasn’t one thing, it was two million.
I fixed myself a cup of coffee, got a couple of oatmeal cookies, took cookies and coffee and the portable phone out on the deck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bev was out doing something or other, and since it was late enough for kindergarten to have turned out, I assumed JoAnn was with her.
I glanced at the morning paper on the table. Beverly had opened it and folded it back to show me Bill’s picture. I didn’t recognize the photograph, but Bill looked a few years younger than he was now. His face was thinner and his hair was combed differently.
It was time to move him, for sure. Hell, it was past time. Someone at the motel saw that picture, put two a...nd two together, he’d be bagged.
Beside the newspaper was a note from Beverly.
Looks bad. Your Mom called. Saw the news about Bill. I didn’t know what to tell her. Not really. I took JoAnn to the store to buy her some shoes. Hers are worn out at the toes. I need to talk to you about her. About dead things.
Love, Bev Dead things?
If it wasn’t one thing, it was two million.
I fixed myself a cup of coffee, got a couple of oatmeal cookies, took cookies and coffee and the portable phone out on the deck.
What to read after Waltz of Shadows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joe R. Lansdale to read onlineMoreLess
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