Airframe (2012)
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Norma listened to Casey for several minutes without interruption. Finally she said, “And what’s your question?”
“I think Marder’s going to make me the spokesman for the company.”
“Par for the course,” Norma said. “The big guys always run for cover. Edgarton will never do it. And Marder won’t, either. You’re the press liaison for the IRT. And you’re a vice-president of Norton Aircraft. That’s what it will say at the bottom of the screen.”
Casey was silent.
Norma looked at her. “What’s your questi...on?” she said again.
“Marder told the reporter that TPA 545 wasn’t a slats problem,” she said, “and that we were going to have a preliminary report by tomorrow.”
“Hmmm.”
“It’s not true.”
“Hmmm.”
“Why is Marder doing this?” Casey said. “Why did he set me up for this?”
“Saving his skin,” Norma said. “Probably avoiding a problem he knows about, and you don’t.”
“What problem?”
Norma shook her head. “My guess is something about the plane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Norma listened to Casey for several minutes without interruption. Finally she said, “And what’s your question?”
“I think Marder’s going to make me the spokesman for the company.”
“Par for the course,” Norma said. “The big guys always run for cover. Edgarton will never do it. And Marder won’t, either. You’re the press liaison for the IRT. And you’re a vice-president of Norton Aircraft. That’s what it will say at the bottom of the screen.”
Casey was silent.
Norma looked at her. “What’s your questi...on?” she said again.
“Marder told the reporter that TPA 545 wasn’t a slats problem,” she said, “and that we were going to have a preliminary report by tomorrow.”
“Hmmm.”
“It’s not true.”
“Hmmm.”
“Why is Marder doing this?” Casey said. “Why did he set me up for this?”
“Saving his skin,” Norma said. “Probably avoiding a problem he knows about, and you don’t.”
“What problem?”
Norma shook her head. “My guess is something about the plane.
What to read after Airframe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Crichton to read onlineMoreLess
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