The Venice Job (2005)
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‘Have … a … nice … thank you … for … rrrrrr … raaaaa … orrrrr.’ The melodious elevator greeting system slowed to a drawled stop.
‘For a top spy agency, you don’t think you might need better elevators?’ Toby squeezed through the half-open doors.
Steinberger seemed preoccupied by other thoughts and didn’t answer. He straightened his tie, brushed over his hair and ran his tongue along his teeth before he stepped carefully into the richly carpeted, opulent foyer. Together they passed the glass cabin...et with the Original Spyforce Manual and came to the doors of Harrison’s office.
Steinberger wiped his hands on his hanky before carefully turning the doorknob. They entered a darkened room with tall ceilings and long stained-glass windows. There were sunken leather lounges crowded with cushions, lush red velvet curtains, and a fireplace with twisted marble sides like faded candy-canes. Clinging to every measure of wall space were paintings of secret agents with their faces obscured, certificates, awards, accolades, diplomas, the odd tennis racquet and fishing rod, and shelves crammed with books.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Have … a … nice … thank you … for … rrrrrr … raaaaa … orrrrr.’ The melodious elevator greeting system slowed to a drawled stop.
‘For a top spy agency, you don’t think you might need better elevators?’ Toby squeezed through the half-open doors.
Steinberger seemed preoccupied by other thoughts and didn’t answer. He straightened his tie, brushed over his hair and ran his tongue along his teeth before he stepped carefully into the richly carpeted, opulent foyer. Together they passed the glass cabin...et with the Original Spyforce Manual and came to the doors of Harrison’s office.
Steinberger wiped his hands on his hanky before carefully turning the doorknob. They entered a darkened room with tall ceilings and long stained-glass windows. There were sunken leather lounges crowded with cushions, lush red velvet curtains, and a fireplace with twisted marble sides like faded candy-canes. Clinging to every measure of wall space were paintings of secret agents with their faces obscured, certificates, awards, accolades, diplomas, the odd tennis racquet and fishing rod, and shelves crammed with books.
What to read after The Venice Job?
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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