London Bridges: a Novel
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The goddamn Weasel: he knew we had found out about the wheelchair. But how? They have somebody inside, don't they? Somebody warned Shafer.
At about one, I was still at my desk when a shrill, ear-splitting alarm sounded in the building.
At the same time my pager signaled a terrorist alert.
I heard loud voices up and down the hall. “Look out your window! Go to your window, quick!”
“Oh, good God! What the hell are they doing down there?” somebody else yelled.
I took a look outsi...de and was stunned to see two men in fatigues running across the pink granite cobblestone of the inner courtyard. They were just passing the bronze sculpture “Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity.”
My first wild thought was that the men might be human bombs. How else could just two of them hope to damage the building or anybody inside?
An agent named Charlie Kilvert from next door peeked his head inside.
What to read after London Bridges: a Novel?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The goddamn Weasel: he knew we had found out about the wheelchair. But how? They have somebody inside, don't they? Somebody warned Shafer.
At about one, I was still at my desk when a shrill, ear-splitting alarm sounded in the building.
At the same time my pager signaled a terrorist alert.
I heard loud voices up and down the hall. “Look out your window! Go to your window, quick!”
“Oh, good God! What the hell are they doing down there?” somebody else yelled.
I took a look outsi...de and was stunned to see two men in fatigues running across the pink granite cobblestone of the inner courtyard. They were just passing the bronze sculpture “Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity.”
My first wild thought was that the men might be human bombs. How else could just two of them hope to damage the building or anybody inside?
An agent named Charlie Kilvert from next door peeked his head inside.
What to read after London Bridges: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 28 days ago
End of chapter 12, there is "zamichit"- Russian word, which means making somebody wet; here is meaning by spilling blood by buckets, not braking bones...Write Review:
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