Keeper of the King's Secrets
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—Machiavelli, The Prince, dedication Parker had sent Peter Jack back to Crooked Lane, but now he regretted it.
The occupants of the house Pettigrew had visited on London Bridge were packing up, and Parker would’ve felt happier to have Peter Jack or Harry with him, to follow if the cart went one way and the man Pettigrew had spoken to another.
He’d wanted to take some control, instead of being flotsam on a raging tide, and his decision to come here, rather than wander the streets where he’d lost ...the assassin the afternoon before, had served him well.
The pile of furniture and trunks being loaded into the cart was growing. If he’d come half an hour later, he might have missed them.
He watched the house from a sheltered corner of a stall selling pies. The pie seller had urged him to stand awhile out of the wind, and it was a good place to loiter.
He lifted the meat pie to his mouth and took a bite, and rich flavor, lamb cooked with wine and rosemary, spilled onto his tongue.
“I will be back to buy more,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—Machiavelli, The Prince, dedication Parker had sent Peter Jack back to Crooked Lane, but now he regretted it.
The occupants of the house Pettigrew had visited on London Bridge were packing up, and Parker would’ve felt happier to have Peter Jack or Harry with him, to follow if the cart went one way and the man Pettigrew had spoken to another.
He’d wanted to take some control, instead of being flotsam on a raging tide, and his decision to come here, rather than wander the streets where he’d lost ...the assassin the afternoon before, had served him well.
The pile of furniture and trunks being loaded into the cart was growing. If he’d come half an hour later, he might have missed them.
He watched the house from a sheltered corner of a stall selling pies. The pie seller had urged him to stand awhile out of the wind, and it was a good place to loiter.
He lifted the meat pie to his mouth and took a bite, and rich flavor, lamb cooked with wine and rosemary, spilled onto his tongue.
“I will be back to buy more,”
What to read after Keeper of the King's Secrets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michelle Diener to read onlineMoreLess
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