Brilliance
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It’s not polite.”
“This is some wine.”
“Well, it’s some favor I’m asking. It’s not like I can phone John.”
“How does that work?”
She glanced over sharply. “You digging for operational details, Agent Cooper?”
“No, I just…” He shrugged. “I don’t understand how he leads people if they can’t find him.”
“This isn’t like the army. There’s no chain of command, no rear echelon. No orders.”
“What, he just asks nicely?”
“Yes. He’s a very nice guy. Anyway, Samantha won’t know where he is, but she’ll be ab...le to get word to him.”
“I hope you’re right. This is a big risk,” Cooper said. Thinking, Lady, I will help you steal all the drugs you like if it gets me closer to your boss.
If anything, the crowd grew denser as they started down the Magnificent Mile. Tourists joined the mix, and shoppers loaded with packages. Crowds were always frustrating to Cooper, but it was worse with Shannon. The concept of a straight line was utterly foreign to her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It’s not polite.”
“This is some wine.”
“Well, it’s some favor I’m asking. It’s not like I can phone John.”
“How does that work?”
She glanced over sharply. “You digging for operational details, Agent Cooper?”
“No, I just…” He shrugged. “I don’t understand how he leads people if they can’t find him.”
“This isn’t like the army. There’s no chain of command, no rear echelon. No orders.”
“What, he just asks nicely?”
“Yes. He’s a very nice guy. Anyway, Samantha won’t know where he is, but she’ll be ab...le to get word to him.”
“I hope you’re right. This is a big risk,” Cooper said. Thinking, Lady, I will help you steal all the drugs you like if it gets me closer to your boss.
If anything, the crowd grew denser as they started down the Magnificent Mile. Tourists joined the mix, and shoppers loaded with packages. Crowds were always frustrating to Cooper, but it was worse with Shannon. The concept of a straight line was utterly foreign to her.
What to read after Brilliance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcus Sakey to read onlineMoreLess
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