An Acceptable Sacrifice
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Almost to trust each other.
Such is the way it works when you’re partnered with a stranger on a mission to kill.
“Is it always this hot?” P.Z. Evans asked, squinting painfully against the fierce glare. The dense lenses of his Ray-Bans were useless.
“No.”
“Thank God.”
“Usually is hotter,” Alejo Díaz replied, his English enriched by a luscious accent.
“You’re shitting me.”
The month was May and the temperature was around 97. They were in Zaragoza Plaza, the picturesque square dominated by a statue... of two stern men Evans had learned were generals. A cathedral, too.
And then there was the sun … like burning gasoline.
Evans had flown to Hermosillo from outside D.C., where he lived when he wasn’t on the road. In the nation’s capital—the nation to the north, that is—the temperature had been a pleasant 75.
“Summer can be warm,” Díaz admitted.
“Warm?” Evans echoed wryly.
“But then … You go to Arizona?”
“I played golf in Scottsdale once.”
“Well, Scottsdale is hundreds of miles north of here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Almost to trust each other.
Such is the way it works when you’re partnered with a stranger on a mission to kill.
“Is it always this hot?” P.Z. Evans asked, squinting painfully against the fierce glare. The dense lenses of his Ray-Bans were useless.
“No.”
“Thank God.”
“Usually is hotter,” Alejo Díaz replied, his English enriched by a luscious accent.
“You’re shitting me.”
The month was May and the temperature was around 97. They were in Zaragoza Plaza, the picturesque square dominated by a statue... of two stern men Evans had learned were generals. A cathedral, too.
And then there was the sun … like burning gasoline.
Evans had flown to Hermosillo from outside D.C., where he lived when he wasn’t on the road. In the nation’s capital—the nation to the north, that is—the temperature had been a pleasant 75.
“Summer can be warm,” Díaz admitted.
“Warm?” Evans echoed wryly.
“But then … You go to Arizona?”
“I played golf in Scottsdale once.”
“Well, Scottsdale is hundreds of miles north of here.
What to read after An Acceptable Sacrifice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeffery Deaver to read onlineMoreLess
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