April in Spain
John Banville
"Terry Tice liked killing people. It was as simple as that."
"Riccardino had been right: It was going to be a beautiful day. Just not for him. But none of it mattered anymore in the least."
"One lovely dawn in late August, the sun was cresting the tops of the distant hills to pour its golden light over the forest."
"Her hand emerges from beneath the covers to caress her granddaughter’s dark hair, but Eugénie is no longer looking at her: her attention is focused elsewhere."
"They landed about forty-five minutes later at a remote section of Hunter Army Airfield."
"The dead man lived up the hill. We could have walked, if the world wasn’t ending and we didn’t have to bring him back."
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