Wicked Prey
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He tiptoed up to Justice Shafer’s hotel room and stood with his ear to the door for a minute, and heard both the television and then a clunk from somebody moving around, and he tiptoed back down the hall and said, “He’s there.”
Shrake said, “How do we want to do this?”
“These guys have been rapping on the hotel doors with keys so they sound like a maid or something,” Lucas said. He took a quarter out of his pocket and held it up.
Del said, “There’s a peephole. He’ll see us.”
Lucas looked back do...wn the stairway where they’d clustered, and said, “Go get Jane.”
Jane had a well-developed sense of self-preservation, and didn’t want to do it, but the four of them were several times larger than she, and they grouped around her and looked down at her until she caved and said she would.
“All you have to do is knock; as soon as you hear him start to open the door, you move away,” Shrake said.
“What if he just shoots?”
“For a knock on the door?” Jenkins asked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He tiptoed up to Justice Shafer’s hotel room and stood with his ear to the door for a minute, and heard both the television and then a clunk from somebody moving around, and he tiptoed back down the hall and said, “He’s there.”
Shrake said, “How do we want to do this?”
“These guys have been rapping on the hotel doors with keys so they sound like a maid or something,” Lucas said. He took a quarter out of his pocket and held it up.
Del said, “There’s a peephole. He’ll see us.”
Lucas looked back do...wn the stairway where they’d clustered, and said, “Go get Jane.”
Jane had a well-developed sense of self-preservation, and didn’t want to do it, but the four of them were several times larger than she, and they grouped around her and looked down at her until she caved and said she would.
“All you have to do is knock; as soon as you hear him start to open the door, you move away,” Shrake said.
“What if he just shoots?”
“For a knock on the door?” Jenkins asked.
What to read after Wicked Prey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Sandford to read onlineMoreLess
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