Cross Country (2011)
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Then she volunteered to drive me to my meeting with Flaherty. She was more serious and businesslike now, the way I'd seen her away from her family.
"Why are you wearing a dumb tie?" she asked. "You look like a downtown lawyer. Or a banker. Ugh." "I have no idea," I told her and smiled. Now I was the one smiling all the time. "It's another Nigerian mystery, I guess." "You're the mystery," she said. "I think so." "You're not alone in that." She stopped the car in front of the bank on Broad Street....
"Be careful, Alex." She gave me a quick kiss on the cheek. "It is dangerous out there, more than ever." Then I hopped out of the car and gave a wave, and she was off. I decided immediately not to think about her, but then I was thinking about nothing else but Adanne — her smile, last night at her house, things that we didn't do.
Flaherty! I reminded myself. What the hell does he want from me?
The CIA man was nowhere to be seen, though. I waited about twenty minutes, just long enough to start getting paranoid, when his Peugeot skidded up to the curb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then she volunteered to drive me to my meeting with Flaherty. She was more serious and businesslike now, the way I'd seen her away from her family.
"Why are you wearing a dumb tie?" she asked. "You look like a downtown lawyer. Or a banker. Ugh." "I have no idea," I told her and smiled. Now I was the one smiling all the time. "It's another Nigerian mystery, I guess." "You're the mystery," she said. "I think so." "You're not alone in that." She stopped the car in front of the bank on Broad Street....
"Be careful, Alex." She gave me a quick kiss on the cheek. "It is dangerous out there, more than ever." Then I hopped out of the car and gave a wave, and she was off. I decided immediately not to think about her, but then I was thinking about nothing else but Adanne — her smile, last night at her house, things that we didn't do.
Flaherty! I reminded myself. What the hell does he want from me?
The CIA man was nowhere to be seen, though. I waited about twenty minutes, just long enough to start getting paranoid, when his Peugeot skidded up to the curb.
What to read after Cross Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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