Endgame: the Calling
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She did not have any desire to go to Iraq, and she presumed that Sarah and Jago would be there for only a short while.
It has been a little longer than she expected.
The computerized blip imbedded in the scar in Jago Tlaloc’s neck has barely moved for 48 hours. Still, he has moved. He is alive. Or, if he’s dead, his body has been carried around.
She decides that if they’re not on the move within 48 hours, she will steal a car and go to the Ibrahim Khalil border crossing and wait. And if they are... not on the move within another 12 hours, she’ll go into Iraq and find them.
Chiyoko looks out the window. The hills of central Turkey pass by in a tan procession. It is a beautiful country. At once barren and full. The people have been kind, as much as she has had to deal with them. The desserts in Kayseri were exquisite.
She closes her eyes and thinks of An. He sent her an encrypted email that led her to a website. It had a black background and white type and all it said was: There is no judgment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She did not have any desire to go to Iraq, and she presumed that Sarah and Jago would be there for only a short while.
It has been a little longer than she expected.
The computerized blip imbedded in the scar in Jago Tlaloc’s neck has barely moved for 48 hours. Still, he has moved. He is alive. Or, if he’s dead, his body has been carried around.
She decides that if they’re not on the move within 48 hours, she will steal a car and go to the Ibrahim Khalil border crossing and wait. And if they are... not on the move within another 12 hours, she’ll go into Iraq and find them.
Chiyoko looks out the window. The hills of central Turkey pass by in a tan procession. It is a beautiful country. At once barren and full. The people have been kind, as much as she has had to deal with them. The desserts in Kayseri were exquisite.
She closes her eyes and thinks of An. He sent her an encrypted email that led her to a website. It had a black background and white type and all it said was: There is no judgment.
What to read after Endgame: the Calling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Frey to read onlineMoreLess
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