Map of Bones
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AVIGNON, FRANCE GRAY SEETHED as his wrists were secured behind his back and snugged tight with plastic fast-ties. The other mercenaries, masquerading as French police, stripped weapons and secured the rest of them. Even the bastard Raoul wore a policeman’s uniform.
The giant stepped in front of Gray. “You’re damn tough to kill,” Raoul said. “But that’s going to end. And don’t hope for a rescue call from the cardinal. He ran into an old friend at the airport.” He nodded to General Rende. “It ...seemed our leader here decided the poor cardinal was of no further use to the Court.”
Gray’s heart clenched.
Raoul grinned, a savage and bloody expression.
General Rende marched up to them, dressed in civilian clothes, an expensive black suit and tie, polished Italian shoes. He had been in discussion with another man, one wearing a clerical collar. It had to be the prefect, Alberto Menardi, the Court’s resident Rasputin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AVIGNON, FRANCE GRAY SEETHED as his wrists were secured behind his back and snugged tight with plastic fast-ties. The other mercenaries, masquerading as French police, stripped weapons and secured the rest of them. Even the bastard Raoul wore a policeman’s uniform.
The giant stepped in front of Gray. “You’re damn tough to kill,” Raoul said. “But that’s going to end. And don’t hope for a rescue call from the cardinal. He ran into an old friend at the airport.” He nodded to General Rende. “It ...seemed our leader here decided the poor cardinal was of no further use to the Court.”
Gray’s heart clenched.
Raoul grinned, a savage and bloody expression.
General Rende marched up to them, dressed in civilian clothes, an expensive black suit and tie, polished Italian shoes. He had been in discussion with another man, one wearing a clerical collar. It had to be the prefect, Alberto Menardi, the Court’s resident Rasputin.
What to read after Map of Bones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Rollins to read onlineMoreLess
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