Guilty Wives
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said LaFave, the captain of the prison’s elite Unité d’Intervention Tactique—the Tactical Response Unit—on the phone with Boulez as Boulez traveled back to the prison.
“The prison is locked down?” Boulez said. “The bloodhounds are out?”
“Yes, sir. But as I said, I don’t think she’s in the prison, and I don’t think she’s on foot.”
“You think she drove Lucy’s car right out.”
“Affirmative, sir.” It had taken everyone a few minutes, unfortunately, to sort through the confusion. When Luisa first disc...overed that bed 1 in the infirmary’s secured area contained not the prisoner but a drugged prison guard—Lucy—the initial reaction was that Abbie Elliot was somewhere still within the walls of the prison, carrying a Glock handgun. Lockdown procedures had been put in place and a search initiated. It took a few minutes before they realized the second, crucial piece of information—that while Lucy was lying in bed 1 in a drug-induced slumber, her car had been driven out of the prison, through the main gate, at 2:06 a.m.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said LaFave, the captain of the prison’s elite Unité d’Intervention Tactique—the Tactical Response Unit—on the phone with Boulez as Boulez traveled back to the prison.
“The prison is locked down?” Boulez said. “The bloodhounds are out?”
“Yes, sir. But as I said, I don’t think she’s in the prison, and I don’t think she’s on foot.”
“You think she drove Lucy’s car right out.”
“Affirmative, sir.” It had taken everyone a few minutes, unfortunately, to sort through the confusion. When Luisa first disc...overed that bed 1 in the infirmary’s secured area contained not the prisoner but a drugged prison guard—Lucy—the initial reaction was that Abbie Elliot was somewhere still within the walls of the prison, carrying a Glock handgun. Lockdown procedures had been put in place and a search initiated. It took a few minutes before they realized the second, crucial piece of information—that while Lucy was lying in bed 1 in a drug-induced slumber, her car had been driven out of the prison, through the main gate, at 2:06 a.m.
What to read after Guilty Wives?
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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Guest 3 years ago
Enjoyed this book. The prison scenes were horrendous and really hope that women weren't treated like this in reality.
Guest 3 years ago
And I forgot to add that James should give LOOOONG rest to his heroines who again, as always, are middle aged, in their 40s, but ALWAYS with looks and figures that would make Helen of Troy, envious, realty totally ridiculous-Stop it !!
Guest 3 years ago
This was far more interesting to read than the others which I justly criticzed; BUT the scene of debauchery on the yacht by intelligent normally respectable married society women of good reputations, was NOT at all realistic nor believableI'll stay away from France from now on; even though the scenes were vastly hyperbolic---
And the sadistic guards were not punished-which they richly deserved; they were actually vicious brutal multiple murderers !!
Guest 4 years ago
A good read. 2nd time I've read this book. Should have been made into a movie. I'm a huge James Patterson fan.
Guest 6 years ago
Yep, definitely should be a movie
Guest 6 years ago
its a good sunny day read.. Not much of a mystery as u figure out the plot in the beginning itself.. but still enjoyed reading it.
Guest 6 years ago
I so enjoyed this read, it had everything that I look for in a book. Intrigue, mystery, romance, passion and at times comedic relief (though I wouldn't call this book a comedy by any stretch). I couldn't put it down, there were so many twists and turns. Right when you settled into a story, it threw a curve ball and almost created a new story. But it was all wrapped together nicely, every story line was brought back into the ending and it made you really think back to an earlier time in the book to a particular event that was brought up. So well planned.
judith sibbach 6 years ago
Could not stop reading. It was great!
Guest 6 years ago
Comment on this if you see this on Christmas Day
Susanne Tan 6 years ago
Kept me on my toes, very exciting. Excellent outcome.Write Review:
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