The Final Curtain (2008)
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With his impeccable organisational skills, he was largely responsible for even the smallest detail of Spyforce’s anniversary party. Max found him standing beside a fountain of bubbling, warm chocolate. She picked a plump, juicy strawberry, swiped it through the melted chocolate pool and took a bite.
‘Steinberger, is there any chance …’ Max noticed something odd about him. His breathing was strained and his fingers gripped a glass of orange juice so tightly it looked as if he’d squeezed the blood... from them. His eyes were wide and slightly panic-stricken.
Max sighed. There was only one thing that could turn this man from a fountain of sophistication to someone about to collapse into a gibbering, gasping heap: Frond, the head of the Plantorium, who was standing with a group of agents nearby.
She wore her red rose-shaped glasses, and her normally beehived hair was flowing in a smooth wave over the back of her long black dress.
Steinberger’s flower rested in his lapel. It was bright red.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With his impeccable organisational skills, he was largely responsible for even the smallest detail of Spyforce’s anniversary party. Max found him standing beside a fountain of bubbling, warm chocolate. She picked a plump, juicy strawberry, swiped it through the melted chocolate pool and took a bite.
‘Steinberger, is there any chance …’ Max noticed something odd about him. His breathing was strained and his fingers gripped a glass of orange juice so tightly it looked as if he’d squeezed the blood... from them. His eyes were wide and slightly panic-stricken.
Max sighed. There was only one thing that could turn this man from a fountain of sophistication to someone about to collapse into a gibbering, gasping heap: Frond, the head of the Plantorium, who was standing with a group of agents nearby.
She wore her red rose-shaped glasses, and her normally beehived hair was flowing in a smooth wave over the back of her long black dress.
Steinberger’s flower rested in his lapel. It was bright red.
What to read after The Final Curtain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deborah Abela to read onlineMoreLess
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