Private Royals: Bookshots (A Private Thriller)
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As they walked through reception, Sadie Wilkinson, Abbie’s publicist – who had remained at Private awaiting Knight’s return – saw the body bag.
‘Abbie!’ she cried out.
Cook caught her, the powerful soldier holding back the struggling woman.
‘It’s not Abbie,’ Cook said soothingly. Wilkinson’s wild eyes looked at her questioningly.
Knight recalled seeing in the briefing Private’s intelligence section had put together on Abbie’s publicist that she also represented Grace Beckit. He gestured that he ...and Morgan should lay their burden down, and then he stepped towards the woman in Cook’s arms.
‘It’s not Abbie,’ he told her. ‘It’s Grace.’ ‘No!’ Wilkinson cried, her body shaking. ‘No!’ Knight stepped across, and with his arms firmly around the woman’s shoulders he took her from Cook’s hold.
‘I’ll handle this,’ he mouthed to Morgan, and led the woman away on her unsteady feet, the publicist near-paralysed from shock.
‘Didn’t look like there was any relief when she found out it wasn’t Abbie,’ Hooligan observed, and explained to Morgan and Cook that Wilkinson was the kidnapped girl’s publicist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As they walked through reception, Sadie Wilkinson, Abbie’s publicist – who had remained at Private awaiting Knight’s return – saw the body bag.
‘Abbie!’ she cried out.
Cook caught her, the powerful soldier holding back the struggling woman.
‘It’s not Abbie,’ Cook said soothingly. Wilkinson’s wild eyes looked at her questioningly.
Knight recalled seeing in the briefing Private’s intelligence section had put together on Abbie’s publicist that she also represented Grace Beckit. He gestured that he ...and Morgan should lay their burden down, and then he stepped towards the woman in Cook’s arms.
‘It’s not Abbie,’ he told her. ‘It’s Grace.’ ‘No!’ Wilkinson cried, her body shaking. ‘No!’ Knight stepped across, and with his arms firmly around the woman’s shoulders he took her from Cook’s hold.
‘I’ll handle this,’ he mouthed to Morgan, and led the woman away on her unsteady feet, the publicist near-paralysed from shock.
‘Didn’t look like there was any relief when she found out it wasn’t Abbie,’ Hooligan observed, and explained to Morgan and Cook that Wilkinson was the kidnapped girl’s publicist.
What to read after Private Royals: Bookshots (A Private Thriller)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 4 years ago
Another great read in the Private series, action from start to finish. Patterson never fails to deliver in his realism using well researched facts to base his novels onWrite Review:
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