New Frontiers (Expansion Wars Trilogy, book 1)
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What the hell are you doing in here?” Marcum snarled as the CIS agent walked in like he owned the place.
“It’s Aston Lynch,” Pike said. “Actually, it’s Mr. Lynch, Admiral, and I speak with the authority of the President.”
“Listen here, Lieutenant Colonel, you and I both know that you’re—”
“What you think you know is irrelevant.” Pike sat down without being offered a seat. “Admiral, you better get used to the idea that Aston Lynch is not only a real, legal human being, but that he’s b...een imbued with a certain amount of authority by President Augustus Wellington. As a part of the civilian oversight I have no particular awe of rank, even for the Chief of Staff and a Fleet Admiral.”
“Wellington will not always be there to protect you, Lieutenant Colonel,” Marcum said, refusing to use Pike’s alias. “Now … what can I do for you?”
“I’m just curious as to why you haven’t made an appointment to fill Wellington in on the latest that’s come out of Project Prometheus,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What the hell are you doing in here?” Marcum snarled as the CIS agent walked in like he owned the place.
“It’s Aston Lynch,” Pike said. “Actually, it’s Mr. Lynch, Admiral, and I speak with the authority of the President.”
“Listen here, Lieutenant Colonel, you and I both know that you’re—”
“What you think you know is irrelevant.” Pike sat down without being offered a seat. “Admiral, you better get used to the idea that Aston Lynch is not only a real, legal human being, but that he’s b...een imbued with a certain amount of authority by President Augustus Wellington. As a part of the civilian oversight I have no particular awe of rank, even for the Chief of Staff and a Fleet Admiral.”
“Wellington will not always be there to protect you, Lieutenant Colonel,” Marcum said, refusing to use Pike’s alias. “Now … what can I do for you?”
“I’m just curious as to why you haven’t made an appointment to fill Wellington in on the latest that’s come out of Project Prometheus,”
What to read after New Frontiers (Expansion Wars Trilogy, book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joshua Dalzelle to read onlineMoreLess
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