Without a Trace (2012)
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Gillian tried to comfort herself with that as she sat in a noisy club that was fogged with smoke and vibrating with recorded music. Nursing a glass of wine, she sat observing the life around her. The clientele was young, and again mostly European. Though her traveling had been limited by her work, Gillian thought you could have found an almost identical place in London or Paris.
It occurred to her that she’d seen more of the world in the past two weeks than she had in all her life. Under other c...ircumstances she might have enjoyed the noise and confusion, the edgy party atmosphere. Instead, she leaned closer to Trace.
“You have to tell me what was said, what’s being done.”
He’d chosen the club because it was loud and the clientele was self-absorbed. Whatever they said wouldn’t carry beyond the table at which they sat. He’d chosen it for those reasons, and because he was postponing going back to the hotel, where he would be alone with her.
“Al-Aziz is a businessman. So is Cabot.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gillian tried to comfort herself with that as she sat in a noisy club that was fogged with smoke and vibrating with recorded music. Nursing a glass of wine, she sat observing the life around her. The clientele was young, and again mostly European. Though her traveling had been limited by her work, Gillian thought you could have found an almost identical place in London or Paris.
It occurred to her that she’d seen more of the world in the past two weeks than she had in all her life. Under other c...ircumstances she might have enjoyed the noise and confusion, the edgy party atmosphere. Instead, she leaned closer to Trace.
“You have to tell me what was said, what’s being done.”
He’d chosen the club because it was loud and the clientele was self-absorbed. Whatever they said wouldn’t carry beyond the table at which they sat. He’d chosen it for those reasons, and because he was postponing going back to the hotel, where he would be alone with her.
“Al-Aziz is a businessman. So is Cabot.”
What to read after Without a Trace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nora Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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