The Last Enemy
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‘Half past six,’ he said.
‘We can’t go back to our flat,’ said Lauren. ‘If the police have found Brigstocke’s body and put out a search for us, that’ll be the first place they’ll look.’ ‘I suggest we head back to Sevenoaks,’ agreed Jake. ‘We’ll go and see Gemma and see what she can tell us, if anything. Then we’ll stay at a hotel near there for the night.’ ‘And the priest’s hole?’ ‘We’ll go to de Courcey Hall first thing tomorrow morning and start looking for it.’ ‘That won’t be easy. It’s N...ational Trust, remember. They’re not going to let us start poking around.’ ‘They might if Gemma’s able to give us some information about where it might be, and the Trust don’t know about it.’ Lauren looked doubtful.
‘There’s a lot of ifs there,’ she pointed out. ‘If there is a priest’s hole. If Gemma tells us where it is. If the National Trust let us look for it.’ ‘You got any better suggestions?’ ‘No,’ she admitted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Half past six,’ he said.
‘We can’t go back to our flat,’ said Lauren. ‘If the police have found Brigstocke’s body and put out a search for us, that’ll be the first place they’ll look.’ ‘I suggest we head back to Sevenoaks,’ agreed Jake. ‘We’ll go and see Gemma and see what she can tell us, if anything. Then we’ll stay at a hotel near there for the night.’ ‘And the priest’s hole?’ ‘We’ll go to de Courcey Hall first thing tomorrow morning and start looking for it.’ ‘That won’t be easy. It’s N...ational Trust, remember. They’re not going to let us start poking around.’ ‘They might if Gemma’s able to give us some information about where it might be, and the Trust don’t know about it.’ Lauren looked doubtful.
‘There’s a lot of ifs there,’ she pointed out. ‘If there is a priest’s hole. If Gemma tells us where it is. If the National Trust let us look for it.’ ‘You got any better suggestions?’ ‘No,’ she admitted.
What to read after The Last Enemy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jim Eldridge to read onlineMoreLess
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