11th Hour
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“She’s fine. Temperature back to normal. Edmund said she’s sleeping now. Both of us panicked, and that’s what you do when you have a little one—as you are about to find out, girlfriend. After the check, I’m outta here, and I’m not going back to work anytime soon. Swear to God. Now, sweetie. Talk to me about Joe.”
I put down my coffee cup, said to my friend, “He’s called me a hundred times and apparently he’s sleeping in his car, sometimes right outside the apartment. I haven’t said a word to hi...m since I found out about his girlfriend. Not one fucking word.”
Book Four IN FROM THE COLD Chapter 93 I’D JUST HUNG Martha’s leash on the coatrack and kicked off my shoes when the intercom buzzed. I looked at the video screen showing the foyer and saw T. Lawrence Oliver downstairs in the entranceway looking into the camera’s eye.
I was expecting him, but he was early.
“Be right down,” I said into the speaker.
A shiny black BMW was at the curb, and Oliver was holding open the back door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“She’s fine. Temperature back to normal. Edmund said she’s sleeping now. Both of us panicked, and that’s what you do when you have a little one—as you are about to find out, girlfriend. After the check, I’m outta here, and I’m not going back to work anytime soon. Swear to God. Now, sweetie. Talk to me about Joe.”
I put down my coffee cup, said to my friend, “He’s called me a hundred times and apparently he’s sleeping in his car, sometimes right outside the apartment. I haven’t said a word to hi...m since I found out about his girlfriend. Not one fucking word.”
Book Four IN FROM THE COLD Chapter 93 I’D JUST HUNG Martha’s leash on the coatrack and kicked off my shoes when the intercom buzzed. I looked at the video screen showing the foyer and saw T. Lawrence Oliver downstairs in the entranceway looking into the camera’s eye.
I was expecting him, but he was early.
“Be right down,” I said into the speaker.
A shiny black BMW was at the curb, and Oliver was holding open the back door.
What to read after 11th Hour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 3 years ago
The plot is good, but the actual story keeps being broken up by a hefty overload of crap. I refer to the overabundant numbers of emotional female police, who are the main characters, and who greet one another with hugs, kisses, tears etc even though they'd met maybe the previous day or a few hours before- this, over the total book, take up an inordinate amount of space, and seem to me to be merely filler, and totally downgrade a 7-8 point story to a 4-5. Reminds me of the days when writers were paid by the amount of words used -at so-much a word-Seems sick to me-totally artificial for 10-15 year veterans working all kinds of cases including gruesome to be hugging and kissing on the one hand, whilst being grim and official on the other-
Guest 4 years ago
James Patterson is without a doubt the best author of mysteries. I have read so many of his books & love them all. It's really great I can get them free on my computer. I can always put myself in his books, so I can escape anything that is bothering me. Always a llt of suspense & action. I wish more movies were made on his books. Thank you James Patterson for your wonderful book.
Guest 3 years ago
You are wrong, but its not your fault The best mystery writer was Edgar Wallace, long before your time, who died whilst writing the scenario for the classic King Kong You can read it in the Roy Glashan Library on the internet
Guest 5 years ago
Where is the rest of the book? Last two sentence were "The body couldn't have left the premises". "That was impossible".
Guest 6 years ago
This book was absolutely amazing
Guest 6 years ago
This book was rubbish like a bin of broken teeth
Susanne Tan 6 years ago
Another great plot. Well worth the read, never disappoints.
Guest 6 years ago
cool book ever
olga905 6 years ago
This book was amazing. Long but amazing.
Guest 6 years ago
I LOVED THIS BOOK!!!
Guest 6 years ago
nine
brooksy12 6 years ago
I really enjoyed this book
Guest 6 years ago
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