Joe Ledger (2014)
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If you haven’t yet read Assassin’s Code, there are some spoilers in this story.
Prologue They say that gods cease to exist when people stop believing in them.
Others say that the gods of Olympus and Valhalla and all of the other pantheons are merely sleeping, waiting for that one person in whose breast a spark of belief is rekindled.
Secrets are like that. Particularly the kinds of secrets governments hide and people like me kill to either defend or destroy.
A secret doesn’t stop being impor...tant because it’s forgotten. Or buried.
These secrets wait like dreaming gods until one person reaches into the darkness to stir them to wakefulness.
Part One 1983 Chap. 1 Les Égouts de Paris (The Sewers of Paris) March, 1983 The killer descended from the glimmering lights of Paris into a black underworld of rushing water, stagnant pollution, raw sewage, savage rats, and forgotten bones.
He carried no map, but the route was imprinted onto the front of his mind. He went deeper and deeper into the underworld, carrying with him the tools of his trade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you haven’t yet read Assassin’s Code, there are some spoilers in this story.
Prologue They say that gods cease to exist when people stop believing in them.
Others say that the gods of Olympus and Valhalla and all of the other pantheons are merely sleeping, waiting for that one person in whose breast a spark of belief is rekindled.
Secrets are like that. Particularly the kinds of secrets governments hide and people like me kill to either defend or destroy.
A secret doesn’t stop being impor...tant because it’s forgotten. Or buried.
These secrets wait like dreaming gods until one person reaches into the darkness to stir them to wakefulness.
Part One 1983 Chap. 1 Les Égouts de Paris (The Sewers of Paris) March, 1983 The killer descended from the glimmering lights of Paris into a black underworld of rushing water, stagnant pollution, raw sewage, savage rats, and forgotten bones.
He carried no map, but the route was imprinted onto the front of his mind. He went deeper and deeper into the underworld, carrying with him the tools of his trade.
What to read after Joe Ledger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jonathan Maberry to read onlineMoreLess
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