The Racketeer
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He’s wearing a dark suit, starched white shirt, paisley tie, and his pointed-toe cowboy boots are fairly gleaming with fresh wax and polish. He’s still smug as ever but somewhat twitchy.“I don’t know what you told them, Bannister,” he’s saying, “but they like your story. I hate to repeat myself, but if this is your idea of a prank, then you’ll pay dearly for it.”“It’s not a prank, sir.” I suspect the warden was eavesdropping next door and knows exactly what I told them.“They sent four agents her...e two days ago, snooped all over the place, wanted to know who you hung out with, who you did legal work for, who you played checkers with, where you worked, who you ate with, who you showered with, who you celled with, and on and on.”“I shower alone.”“I guess they’re trying to figure out who your buddies are, is that right?”“I don’t know, sir, but I’m not surprised. I figured as much.” I knew the FBI was snooping around Frostburg, though I did not see the agents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He’s wearing a dark suit, starched white shirt, paisley tie, and his pointed-toe cowboy boots are fairly gleaming with fresh wax and polish. He’s still smug as ever but somewhat twitchy.“I don’t know what you told them, Bannister,” he’s saying, “but they like your story. I hate to repeat myself, but if this is your idea of a prank, then you’ll pay dearly for it.”“It’s not a prank, sir.” I suspect the warden was eavesdropping next door and knows exactly what I told them.“They sent four agents her...e two days ago, snooped all over the place, wanted to know who you hung out with, who you did legal work for, who you played checkers with, where you worked, who you ate with, who you showered with, who you celled with, and on and on.”“I shower alone.”“I guess they’re trying to figure out who your buddies are, is that right?”“I don’t know, sir, but I’m not surprised. I figured as much.” I knew the FBI was snooping around Frostburg, though I did not see the agents.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Grisham to read onlineMoreLess
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This was a great book from beginning to end you never knew where the story was going it had a lot of twist and turns.Write Review:
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