Blood Price (The Blankenships book 5)
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Crane continued to press Alex for some kind of guarantee about the factories in the north of England, and Alex continued to say—less and less politely—that he couldn’t make any promises until he viewed full reports and complete information. Wells kept trying to intervene, but Crane talked over him and Alex ignored him until Crane finally seemed to lose his temper. He stood over Alex for a long moment, his hands clenched into pale fists, his teeth grinding together, until he stormed from the room....
Wells watched him go, then shook his head with a sigh.
Alex held his tongue for a moment, and then found himself snarling, “You think I should have handled that differently?”
The older man immediately put his hands up, palms open, a gesture asking for peace. “Joseph is scared, and with good reason. Frightening a man who is already afraid is rarely going to get you the result you want.” Wells seemed to weigh his words for a moment, and then said carefully, “I think your father knew that.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crane continued to press Alex for some kind of guarantee about the factories in the north of England, and Alex continued to say—less and less politely—that he couldn’t make any promises until he viewed full reports and complete information. Wells kept trying to intervene, but Crane talked over him and Alex ignored him until Crane finally seemed to lose his temper. He stood over Alex for a long moment, his hands clenched into pale fists, his teeth grinding together, until he stormed from the room....
Wells watched him go, then shook his head with a sigh.
Alex held his tongue for a moment, and then found himself snarling, “You think I should have handled that differently?”
The older man immediately put his hands up, palms open, a gesture asking for peace. “Joseph is scared, and with good reason. Frightening a man who is already afraid is rarely going to get you the result you want.” Wells seemed to weigh his words for a moment, and then said carefully, “I think your father knew that.”
What to read after Blood Price (The Blankenships book 5)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glass, Evelyn to read onlineMoreLess
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