Blood of Others
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His right foot spasmed on the gas pedal. Instinct urged him to flee. But he reconsidered, pulled his rented car off of the road. The unmarked police cruiser inched up behind him, its radio crackling in the tranquil mountain air. Vryke swallowed hard. Hands visible on the wheel. Stay calm. It was pretty here. The sun was setting. He studied his rear-view mirror. A young cop in his cruiser. Talking on his radio.
Calling in the plate of Vryke’s rental.
Easy. Take it easy.
The cop was listening, wai...ting for a radio response. Vryke had left his hotel in Banff earlier that day, deciding to go east to Highway 22, then south on the ribbon of road that parallels Alberta’s Rockies. He then went west, taking the Crowsnest Pass, which becomes Highway 3, the breathtaking southern route across British Columbia that threads through the mountains and stays close to the U.S. border.
He had just entered British Columbia when this cop materialized from nowhere.
Now he was stepping from his cruiser, adjusting his cap, approaching Vryke’s car.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His right foot spasmed on the gas pedal. Instinct urged him to flee. But he reconsidered, pulled his rented car off of the road. The unmarked police cruiser inched up behind him, its radio crackling in the tranquil mountain air. Vryke swallowed hard. Hands visible on the wheel. Stay calm. It was pretty here. The sun was setting. He studied his rear-view mirror. A young cop in his cruiser. Talking on his radio.
Calling in the plate of Vryke’s rental.
Easy. Take it easy.
The cop was listening, wai...ting for a radio response. Vryke had left his hotel in Banff earlier that day, deciding to go east to Highway 22, then south on the ribbon of road that parallels Alberta’s Rockies. He then went west, taking the Crowsnest Pass, which becomes Highway 3, the breathtaking southern route across British Columbia that threads through the mountains and stays close to the U.S. border.
He had just entered British Columbia when this cop materialized from nowhere.
Now he was stepping from his cruiser, adjusting his cap, approaching Vryke’s car.
What to read after Blood of Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rick Mofina to read onlineMoreLess
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