Deadline
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He and Lord had been on the phone, double-checking a report that Walker and the Sayers girl had been seen in Tennessee, when Armstrong walked in. Perhaps walked was too strong a word. Armstrong simply came in, less than forty-eight hours out of surgery. He looked pale and ill, but he was on his feet and he didn’t stagger. The gods had been with him on both counts. The first bullet had slipped past his throat, just missing the jugular, and exited under his ear. Of the two, that was the lesser. Th...at parting shot she had given him, that goodbye kiss as the elevator door was closing, that was the baby intended to kill. Luckily it had caught him twisting around. It had smashed his lowest rib, then burrowed its way down, snuggling, nestling and finally stopping between folds of intestine. The smashed bone hurt like hell, and would for some time, but it had saved him: slowed the bullet just enough to stop it before any vital organs were punctured. After a four-hour operation in Chicago, Armstrong was placed in a private room and pronounced a very lucky man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He and Lord had been on the phone, double-checking a report that Walker and the Sayers girl had been seen in Tennessee, when Armstrong walked in. Perhaps walked was too strong a word. Armstrong simply came in, less than forty-eight hours out of surgery. He looked pale and ill, but he was on his feet and he didn’t stagger. The gods had been with him on both counts. The first bullet had slipped past his throat, just missing the jugular, and exited under his ear. Of the two, that was the lesser. Th...at parting shot she had given him, that goodbye kiss as the elevator door was closing, that was the baby intended to kill. Luckily it had caught him twisting around. It had smashed his lowest rib, then burrowed its way down, snuggling, nestling and finally stopping between folds of intestine. The smashed bone hurt like hell, and would for some time, but it had saved him: slowed the bullet just enough to stop it before any vital organs were punctured. After a four-hour operation in Chicago, Armstrong was placed in a private room and pronounced a very lucky man.
What to read after Deadline?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dunning to read onlineMoreLess
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