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Book Summary: Hope To Die By James Patterson
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In Hope to Die by James Patterson, I predicted that Alex’s family will all be killed by this guy so called Multh and Alex will never again be able to see his family. At first I didn’t really know who was killing Alex’s family; all that I knew was that that the killer‘s name was Multh or that’s the name the detectives gave him. But as the story went on and Sunday, a character in the book, killed a person the first couple of chapters, for wanted to break into his car. Since then I knew something was up. On chapter eight I see that Sunday is actually paying the guy Multh to kill Alex’s family. His paying this “prefect killer” to kill a FAMLIY. Is it CRAZY? Alex’s family is all going to be dead of the end of this if he already
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