Cluster Command: Crisis of Empire Ii
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If someone was still there he’d offer them coffee and tea. But the room was empty so his cover story went unused.
The Dreed’s long robes swished as they dragged across plush carpet. Running a spatulate three-fingered hand across the underside of the table he found a tiny bump. The small recording device had gone unnoticed. It was just as the voice said it would be. The woman was so confident of the anti-bugging devices hidden beneath her clothing that she hadn’t even bothered to search the room....
Snyder popped the little device into a pouch and zipped the pouch into an inner pocket. He sometimes wondered who his employers were. Since he was never allowed to meet them face-to-face, he’d never know.
### The shuttle pilot gave Merikur a clean lift and a smooth ride but the general was too angry to notice.
Merikur’s family had money, but he was a provincial, and therefore conservative. He knew political marriages were common enough among senatorial families, but he didn’t approve of them, and he damned well wanted no part of such a relationship himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If someone was still there he’d offer them coffee and tea. But the room was empty so his cover story went unused.
The Dreed’s long robes swished as they dragged across plush carpet. Running a spatulate three-fingered hand across the underside of the table he found a tiny bump. The small recording device had gone unnoticed. It was just as the voice said it would be. The woman was so confident of the anti-bugging devices hidden beneath her clothing that she hadn’t even bothered to search the room....
Snyder popped the little device into a pouch and zipped the pouch into an inner pocket. He sometimes wondered who his employers were. Since he was never allowed to meet them face-to-face, he’d never know.
### The shuttle pilot gave Merikur a clean lift and a smooth ride but the general was too angry to notice.
Merikur’s family had money, but he was a provincial, and therefore conservative. He knew political marriages were common enough among senatorial families, but he didn’t approve of them, and he damned well wanted no part of such a relationship himself.
What to read after Cluster Command: Crisis of Empire Ii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Drake to read onlineMoreLess
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