Frantic (2011)
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“Why are you upset with Nada?”
“First of all, she took my car keys and ran out,” Kweesa said. “She’s going to get stung. And second, if she does make it to the prison, this Dan guy is off-limits. He must have done something really bad and the guards might think she’s mixed up with him.”
“She’s grieving her brother,” Judd said. “She wants information. Won’t they understand?”
Kweesa paused. “I don’t think so.”
“I’ll try to stop her,” Judd said. He asked directions to the prison and ran into the st...reet to hail a cab, but there were none. When he reached Pavel’s apartment, he found the elevators were out of service. Judd raced to the stairs.
Mr. Rudja put up a hand when Judd rushed into the room. “Quiet. The doctors are doing more tests on Pavel.” Judd caught his breath and quickly explained the situation. “Will the GC let her in to talk with him?”
Pavel’s father groaned and shut his eyes. “Daniel Nieters is a restricted case. Only a few people know the charges against him.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Why are you upset with Nada?”
“First of all, she took my car keys and ran out,” Kweesa said. “She’s going to get stung. And second, if she does make it to the prison, this Dan guy is off-limits. He must have done something really bad and the guards might think she’s mixed up with him.”
“She’s grieving her brother,” Judd said. “She wants information. Won’t they understand?”
Kweesa paused. “I don’t think so.”
“I’ll try to stop her,” Judd said. He asked directions to the prison and ran into the st...reet to hail a cab, but there were none. When he reached Pavel’s apartment, he found the elevators were out of service. Judd raced to the stairs.
Mr. Rudja put up a hand when Judd rushed into the room. “Quiet. The doctors are doing more tests on Pavel.” Judd caught his breath and quickly explained the situation. “Will the GC let her in to talk with him?”
Pavel’s father groaned and shut his eyes. “Daniel Nieters is a restricted case. Only a few people know the charges against him.”
What to read after Frantic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerry B. Jenkins to read onlineMoreLess
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