Operation Moon Rocket
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They got there by cab from Orlando and Nick didn't care that their journey would be easy to trace.
So far he had a reasonably good cover story. He and Joy Sun had been talking in low voices on the plane, walking hand in hand at McCoy Field — things incipient lovers were expected to do. Now, after a draining emotional experience, they had sneaked off to be by themselves a while. Not exactly what was expected of a true-blue astronaut perhaps but at any rate not actionable. Not immediately, any...way. He had until morning — and that would be time enough.
Until then McAlester would have to cover for him.
The bungalow was a squared-off block of stucco and cinder right on the beach. A small living room ran the entire width of it. It was pleasantly furnished with bamboo beach chairs upholstered in foam rubber. Palm leaf matting covered the floor. There were broad windows facing the Atlantic, to the right of them a door that led to a bedroom and, beyond that, another door leading out onto the beach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They got there by cab from Orlando and Nick didn't care that their journey would be easy to trace.
So far he had a reasonably good cover story. He and Joy Sun had been talking in low voices on the plane, walking hand in hand at McCoy Field — things incipient lovers were expected to do. Now, after a draining emotional experience, they had sneaked off to be by themselves a while. Not exactly what was expected of a true-blue astronaut perhaps but at any rate not actionable. Not immediately, any...way. He had until morning — and that would be time enough.
Until then McAlester would have to cover for him.
The bungalow was a squared-off block of stucco and cinder right on the beach. A small living room ran the entire width of it. It was pleasantly furnished with bamboo beach chairs upholstered in foam rubber. Palm leaf matting covered the floor. There were broad windows facing the Atlantic, to the right of them a door that led to a bedroom and, beyond that, another door leading out onto the beach.
What to read after Operation Moon Rocket?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nick Carter to read onlineMoreLess
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