Confessions: the Private School Murders
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After a bone-rattling fifteen-minute ride uptown, I exited on the north side of Seventy-Second and Amsterdam.
I walked as fast as I could toward the Dakota, and seven minutes later, I blew through the front door of apartment 9G with my five precious cards from James inside my bag, along with my Fern Haven file. I shoved my bag under the bench in the hall, then ran to the kitchen to help Harry with dinner.
I wanted to be alone as soon as possible, and as usual, Harry was on to me. In fact..., he kept looking at me like I was wearing a boa constrictor on my head.
Which, given the recent plague of snakes, wasn’t that far-fetched.
“Matty wants to testify for himself,” I said as I put water on for the pasta. I wanted to focus on something other than James, and luckily—or unluckily—I had something pretty damn important to focus on. “Phil is scared. By law, Matty has the right to take the stand, even against his lawyer’s advice, even if he will blow up his case.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a bone-rattling fifteen-minute ride uptown, I exited on the north side of Seventy-Second and Amsterdam.
I walked as fast as I could toward the Dakota, and seven minutes later, I blew through the front door of apartment 9G with my five precious cards from James inside my bag, along with my Fern Haven file. I shoved my bag under the bench in the hall, then ran to the kitchen to help Harry with dinner.
I wanted to be alone as soon as possible, and as usual, Harry was on to me. In fact..., he kept looking at me like I was wearing a boa constrictor on my head.
Which, given the recent plague of snakes, wasn’t that far-fetched.
“Matty wants to testify for himself,” I said as I put water on for the pasta. I wanted to focus on something other than James, and luckily—or unluckily—I had something pretty damn important to focus on. “Phil is scared. By law, Matty has the right to take the stand, even against his lawyer’s advice, even if he will blow up his case.”
What to read after Confessions: the Private School Murders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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