Loose Cannon: the Tom Kelly Novels
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Any hopes the Defense Attaché may have had that the operation would be bloodless—or better, would not even be attempted—had evaporated during the meeting with the Kabyles. There would be blood in the streets, and the leader on the ground would be an American working for the DIA, just as Posner himself did. . . .
The car stopped in the lane between the Chancery and the Villa Inshallah, the building in which Admiral Darlan had been assassinated in 1942. Posner set the emergency brake. He looked at... Kelly and said with a deliberate absence of inflection, “I—am told that his Excellency received a cable regarding you this morning.”
The agent regarded the naval officer levelly. “I presume,” he said, “I would have been notified if I’d been booted out. So I presume further it wasn’t that. Shall we play ‘Twenty Questions,’ or are you going to tell me what it really was?”
Posner scowled. “I could only speculate about the contents, and I have no doubt that you can do that with at least equivalent accuracy yourself, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Any hopes the Defense Attaché may have had that the operation would be bloodless—or better, would not even be attempted—had evaporated during the meeting with the Kabyles. There would be blood in the streets, and the leader on the ground would be an American working for the DIA, just as Posner himself did. . . .
The car stopped in the lane between the Chancery and the Villa Inshallah, the building in which Admiral Darlan had been assassinated in 1942. Posner set the emergency brake. He looked at... Kelly and said with a deliberate absence of inflection, “I—am told that his Excellency received a cable regarding you this morning.”
The agent regarded the naval officer levelly. “I presume,” he said, “I would have been notified if I’d been booted out. So I presume further it wasn’t that. Shall we play ‘Twenty Questions,’ or are you going to tell me what it really was?”
Posner scowled. “I could only speculate about the contents, and I have no doubt that you can do that with at least equivalent accuracy yourself, Mr.
What to read after Loose Cannon: the Tom Kelly Novels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Drake to read onlineMoreLess
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