Eye of the Beholder (1999)
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“What with all the excitement today, I haven’t had a chance to tell you a couple of things. The first stories on the resort appeared in the Tucson and Phoenix papers.”
Alexa stretched out in the adjacent lounger. “Good press, I hope?”
“Yeah.”
“Did they call your hotel a fantasy come true?”
“What else?” He paused deliberately. “The articles mention the art collection.”
“That’s nice.”
“Not excited?”
“I’m not going to get excited until TCA does a story that calls the collection the finest display o...f Deco outside of New York.”
“I was afraid of that.” He paused. “You don’t think you’re expecting a little too much under the circumstances?”
“No. The Avalon collection is the best outside of New York. One of the best in the country. When TCA acknowledges that, I can go public and take the credit.”
Trask contemplated the stars while he considered various strategies for bringing leverage to bear on the publishers of Twentieth-Century Artifact.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“What with all the excitement today, I haven’t had a chance to tell you a couple of things. The first stories on the resort appeared in the Tucson and Phoenix papers.”
Alexa stretched out in the adjacent lounger. “Good press, I hope?”
“Yeah.”
“Did they call your hotel a fantasy come true?”
“What else?” He paused deliberately. “The articles mention the art collection.”
“That’s nice.”
“Not excited?”
“I’m not going to get excited until TCA does a story that calls the collection the finest display o...f Deco outside of New York.”
“I was afraid of that.” He paused. “You don’t think you’re expecting a little too much under the circumstances?”
“No. The Avalon collection is the best outside of New York. One of the best in the country. When TCA acknowledges that, I can go public and take the credit.”
Trask contemplated the stars while he considered various strategies for bringing leverage to bear on the publishers of Twentieth-Century Artifact.
What to read after Eye of the Beholder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jayne Ann Krentz to read onlineMoreLess
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