Don't Blink
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This is how I die. What a joke.
Not while fleeing an attack by the Janjaweed militia in Darfur, or by catching typhoid fever, as I did a couple of years back in India while doing a piece on the prime minister, Manmohan Singh.
No, I go down in my own backyard, New York City. All because of a recording I had never intended to make.
Christ, how did Eddie Pinero find out about me so fast? Then again, am I really that surprised? He probably has more people on his payroll than the NYPD.
“Where are you... taking me?” I asked from the back of the windowless van. I was sitting on the metal floor. There were no seats.
There were also no answers forthcoming from my captors.
My escort in the Knicks sweatshirt was sitting sideways up front, riding shotgun. His dark sunglasses were fixed on me, and his mouth was shut tight. After he had demanded my cell phone — which I had reluctantly handed over — he hadn’t said another word.
Same for the driver, who was big and baby-faced, at least from his profile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is how I die. What a joke.
Not while fleeing an attack by the Janjaweed militia in Darfur, or by catching typhoid fever, as I did a couple of years back in India while doing a piece on the prime minister, Manmohan Singh.
No, I go down in my own backyard, New York City. All because of a recording I had never intended to make.
Christ, how did Eddie Pinero find out about me so fast? Then again, am I really that surprised? He probably has more people on his payroll than the NYPD.
“Where are you... taking me?” I asked from the back of the windowless van. I was sitting on the metal floor. There were no seats.
There were also no answers forthcoming from my captors.
My escort in the Knicks sweatshirt was sitting sideways up front, riding shotgun. His dark sunglasses were fixed on me, and his mouth was shut tight. After he had demanded my cell phone — which I had reluctantly handed over — he hadn’t said another word.
Same for the driver, who was big and baby-faced, at least from his profile.
What to read after Don't Blink?
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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