Incitement
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Behind the tall red-haired woman, Campas was wrapping up the formalities of ejecting the local police, who were plainly out of their depth, from the bombsite. It had been more than twelve hours since the incident had been reported and yet some isolated clumps of wreckage continued to smoulder. The wind occasionally swirled and changed direction, causing the investigators to splutter as the thick black fumes assailed them.
Diane Mesi looked out beyond the perimeter fence at the arid landscape..., still slightly bemused to find herself at the remote location. She had just about finished the second of her visits when news of the attack had crossed Campas’s desk. When he had filled her in and invited her to accompany his team to the refinery, she had jumped at the chance. It was not the first time Campas’s generosity had surprised her in the short time they had known each other. Her expectation had been that she would receive little cooperation or genuine sharing of information in Mexico but nothing could have been further from the truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Behind the tall red-haired woman, Campas was wrapping up the formalities of ejecting the local police, who were plainly out of their depth, from the bombsite. It had been more than twelve hours since the incident had been reported and yet some isolated clumps of wreckage continued to smoulder. The wind occasionally swirled and changed direction, causing the investigators to splutter as the thick black fumes assailed them.
Diane Mesi looked out beyond the perimeter fence at the arid landscape..., still slightly bemused to find herself at the remote location. She had just about finished the second of her visits when news of the attack had crossed Campas’s desk. When he had filled her in and invited her to accompany his team to the refinery, she had jumped at the chance. It was not the first time Campas’s generosity had surprised her in the short time they had known each other. Her expectation had been that she would receive little cooperation or genuine sharing of information in Mexico but nothing could have been further from the truth.
What to read after Incitement?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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