The Janus Affair: a Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences Novel
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Wellington Thornhill Books Takes a Role in the Racket “This is the house of Diamond Dottie, the scourge of upper-class London?” Wellington looked from across the street at the white stone building, with its Doric columns, on a tree-lined street in Mayfair. “Are you absolutely sure, Miss Braun?”
Eliza shrugged. “She has delusions of grandeur, and thanks to the success of her thieves she can afford it.” She was glancing up and down the street, looking as he was for the Ministry Seven. “You’re not... going to back out on me now, are you—just because we’re in a nice neighbourhood?”
“This isn’t any common or garden area,” Wellington hissed. “For goodness sake we are only streets away from where several peers of the realm reside. I cannot believe the queen of the London underworld is nearly rubbing shoulders with them.”
“Believe it, Mr. Books,” a little voice piped up from behind them.
Both agents spun around and saw no one.
Then they looked down.
Neither of them had observed Serena coming since the street urchin appeared totally unlike her usual self.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wellington Thornhill Books Takes a Role in the Racket “This is the house of Diamond Dottie, the scourge of upper-class London?” Wellington looked from across the street at the white stone building, with its Doric columns, on a tree-lined street in Mayfair. “Are you absolutely sure, Miss Braun?”
Eliza shrugged. “She has delusions of grandeur, and thanks to the success of her thieves she can afford it.” She was glancing up and down the street, looking as he was for the Ministry Seven. “You’re not... going to back out on me now, are you—just because we’re in a nice neighbourhood?”
“This isn’t any common or garden area,” Wellington hissed. “For goodness sake we are only streets away from where several peers of the realm reside. I cannot believe the queen of the London underworld is nearly rubbing shoulders with them.”
“Believe it, Mr. Books,” a little voice piped up from behind them.
Both agents spun around and saw no one.
Then they looked down.
Neither of them had observed Serena coming since the street urchin appeared totally unlike her usual self.
What to read after The Janus Affair: a Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pip Ballantine to read onlineMoreLess
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