Wicked Road to Hell
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It was early evening now, the air was crisp. Declan followed Cale in silence. There were many words inside him; he just didn’t know what the hell to ask first.
The two men slipped through the throngs of tourists and a few minutes later ended up in front of Café du Monde. “I need a fix.” The Seraph glanced his way. “You want one?”
Declan shook his head. “Not unless they’ve got Bailey’s.”
Cale winced. “You’d ruin such a delight with a cheap Irish cream?” He looked horrified at the idea... and promptly ordered himself a large café au lait and a plate of beignets. Declan smelled the sweet chicory used to flavor the coffee, and the beignets were deep-fried and smothered in powdered sugar.
His stomach revolted at the sweet overkill and he moved away, back onto the sidewalk.
“Let’s walk.” Cale proceeded to down three large beignets as they headed toward the water and by the time they reached the edge of the Mississippi, the Seraph had finished every last crumb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was early evening now, the air was crisp. Declan followed Cale in silence. There were many words inside him; he just didn’t know what the hell to ask first.
The two men slipped through the throngs of tourists and a few minutes later ended up in front of Café du Monde. “I need a fix.” The Seraph glanced his way. “You want one?”
Declan shook his head. “Not unless they’ve got Bailey’s.”
Cale winced. “You’d ruin such a delight with a cheap Irish cream?” He looked horrified at the idea... and promptly ordered himself a large café au lait and a plate of beignets. Declan smelled the sweet chicory used to flavor the coffee, and the beignets were deep-fried and smothered in powdered sugar.
His stomach revolted at the sweet overkill and he moved away, back onto the sidewalk.
“Let’s walk.” Cale proceeded to down three large beignets as they headed toward the water and by the time they reached the edge of the Mississippi, the Seraph had finished every last crumb.
What to read after Wicked Road to Hell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stone, Juliana to read onlineMoreLess
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