The Hawkshead Hostage (2016)
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Bonnie had flown out of the shop at ten minutes to ten, with the intention of catching the Hawkshead bus. What it lacked in speed, it made up for in reliability and anonymity. That was, if it hadn’t been cancelled, as sometimes happened.
It was not cancelled, and the moment she was safely tucked down in a seat near the back, she made the phone call, hoping it had enough charge for what she needed.
‘I need your help. Can you meet me somewhere?’ she asked, after introducing herself. ‘How a...bout outside the National Trust shop in forty-five minutes?’ ‘My parents want us to walk up the Furness Fells,’ he objected. ‘I’ll never be able to get out of it.’ ‘What time?’ ‘About two minutes from now.’ ‘Are you walking from the village or driving some of the way?’ ‘Driving, they finally decided after about two hours’ discussion. They’re making a detour around Esthwaite, luckily, and then heading for some car park in a wood, halfway down the lake on the other side.’ ‘Bugger it,’ said Bonnie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bonnie had flown out of the shop at ten minutes to ten, with the intention of catching the Hawkshead bus. What it lacked in speed, it made up for in reliability and anonymity. That was, if it hadn’t been cancelled, as sometimes happened.
It was not cancelled, and the moment she was safely tucked down in a seat near the back, she made the phone call, hoping it had enough charge for what she needed.
‘I need your help. Can you meet me somewhere?’ she asked, after introducing herself. ‘How a...bout outside the National Trust shop in forty-five minutes?’ ‘My parents want us to walk up the Furness Fells,’ he objected. ‘I’ll never be able to get out of it.’ ‘What time?’ ‘About two minutes from now.’ ‘Are you walking from the village or driving some of the way?’ ‘Driving, they finally decided after about two hours’ discussion. They’re making a detour around Esthwaite, luckily, and then heading for some car park in a wood, halfway down the lake on the other side.’ ‘Bugger it,’ said Bonnie.
What to read after The Hawkshead Hostage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rebecca Tope to read onlineMoreLess
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