Hunted: Bookshots
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The only relevant footage was a brief glimpse of the back of a tan jacket as its wearer disappeared into the pub. Like the two men who had met Kenneth Farmer, this one had known to use CCTV dead spots.
Just then came a knock at the frosted glass of his office door, and he looked up to see a figure outside – a figure wearing a tan leather jacket.
Claridge closed the viewing application on his computer and went to the door. There stood Hugh Tremain of D Section, wearing the selfsame jacket Claridg...e had just seen on the CCTV footage. Tremain carried a laptop. ‘Might I have a word, Simon?’ he smiled.
Claridge swallowed, trying not to let his apprehension show. ‘Of course. You mind if I leave the door open while we talk? It’s getting a bit stuffy in here.’ ‘I’d prefer that you didn’t. It’s a rather . . . sensitive matter.’ It was past seven in the evening, and the open-plan office behind them was almost empty. ‘We’ve more or less got the place to ourselves,’ said Claridge, and with a meaningful look at Tremain added, ‘I’ll leave it open, if you don’t mind.’ ‘Sure, whatever you say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only relevant footage was a brief glimpse of the back of a tan jacket as its wearer disappeared into the pub. Like the two men who had met Kenneth Farmer, this one had known to use CCTV dead spots.
Just then came a knock at the frosted glass of his office door, and he looked up to see a figure outside – a figure wearing a tan leather jacket.
Claridge closed the viewing application on his computer and went to the door. There stood Hugh Tremain of D Section, wearing the selfsame jacket Claridg...e had just seen on the CCTV footage. Tremain carried a laptop. ‘Might I have a word, Simon?’ he smiled.
Claridge swallowed, trying not to let his apprehension show. ‘Of course. You mind if I leave the door open while we talk? It’s getting a bit stuffy in here.’ ‘I’d prefer that you didn’t. It’s a rather . . . sensitive matter.’ It was past seven in the evening, and the open-plan office behind them was almost empty. ‘We’ve more or less got the place to ourselves,’ said Claridge, and with a meaningful look at Tremain added, ‘I’ll leave it open, if you don’t mind.’ ‘Sure, whatever you say.
What to read after Hunted: Bookshots?
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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Master in English feels like I was misled, not a Patterson book but GHOST written, mediocore Now I have to write essay, get real.Write Review:
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