Confessions of a Murder Suspect
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The five of us rode up in the north elevator, taking turns listing the goods stored in our pantry by food group. Whoever named the fewest foods would have to cook. This is the way we Angels play.
“Get ready to make dinner, Sam,” I told her. She didn’t know the pantry like we did. Most kids from a family like ours wouldn’t know the first thing about the kitchen, either, since it was usually the territory of the cook or housekeeper, but Malcolm had us all regularly cooking from the age of seve...n.
“You’ll be sorry if I do,” she said. “You know me. I’m the microwave queen.”
“Never too late to learn to be great,” Hugo said, and we all laughed. Another quote from our father.
We exited the elevator on the top floor and found the front door to our apartment wide open.
Samantha got out her phone and said, “I’m calling nine-one-one.”
Matthew’s chest, arms, and forehead seemed to expand, and the muscles in his neck thickened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The five of us rode up in the north elevator, taking turns listing the goods stored in our pantry by food group. Whoever named the fewest foods would have to cook. This is the way we Angels play.
“Get ready to make dinner, Sam,” I told her. She didn’t know the pantry like we did. Most kids from a family like ours wouldn’t know the first thing about the kitchen, either, since it was usually the territory of the cook or housekeeper, but Malcolm had us all regularly cooking from the age of seve...n.
“You’ll be sorry if I do,” she said. “You know me. I’m the microwave queen.”
“Never too late to learn to be great,” Hugo said, and we all laughed. Another quote from our father.
We exited the elevator on the top floor and found the front door to our apartment wide open.
Samantha got out her phone and said, “I’m calling nine-one-one.”
Matthew’s chest, arms, and forehead seemed to expand, and the muscles in his neck thickened.
What to read after Confessions of a Murder Suspect?
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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I'm Loving the twists and turns of the story. Great start, climax well done. It is very thrilling.Write Review:
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