The Order of Things
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Since the moment she moved in, The Plantation had been her sanctuary, the key to a new door in her life. Now it felt like a prison cell. Gemma Caton, Lizzie thought, wasn’t a woman who left business unfinished. She knew where Lizzie lived. By now she may have sussed that this nosy journalist had more than a passing interest in Alois Bentner. And so, sooner rather than later, she’d come calling. Before that happened, Lizzie told herself, she had – somehow – to snatch another little piece of Opera...tion Buzzard and bring this story to an end.Downstairs in the kitchen Lizzie studied the photo she’d taken in Michala’s bedroom last night. All she knew for sure was that the woman in the wetsuit must have played a part in Michala’s life. Maybe they had been lovers. Maybe this hunky kitesurfer was yet another courtier in Gemma Caton’s waterside ménage, a splash of rich colour after the pale delights of her Danish waif. Either way, Lizzie had to find out more. She recognised Exmouth beach from her days in the rowing club.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since the moment she moved in, The Plantation had been her sanctuary, the key to a new door in her life. Now it felt like a prison cell. Gemma Caton, Lizzie thought, wasn’t a woman who left business unfinished. She knew where Lizzie lived. By now she may have sussed that this nosy journalist had more than a passing interest in Alois Bentner. And so, sooner rather than later, she’d come calling. Before that happened, Lizzie told herself, she had – somehow – to snatch another little piece of Opera...tion Buzzard and bring this story to an end.Downstairs in the kitchen Lizzie studied the photo she’d taken in Michala’s bedroom last night. All she knew for sure was that the woman in the wetsuit must have played a part in Michala’s life. Maybe they had been lovers. Maybe this hunky kitesurfer was yet another courtier in Gemma Caton’s waterside ménage, a splash of rich colour after the pale delights of her Danish waif. Either way, Lizzie had to find out more. She recognised Exmouth beach from her days in the rowing club.
What to read after The Order of Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurley, Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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