Prince of Fire
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It had a red tile roof, a cracked stucco exterior, and a weedy forecourt littered with broken plastic toys in primary colors. Gabriel, when he was pushed through the broken front door, had expected to find evidence of a family. Instead, he found a ransacked residence with rooms empty of furniture and walls stripped bare. Two men awaited him, both Arab, both well-fed. One held a plastic bag bearing the name of a discount department store popular with the French underclass. The other was swinging ...a rusted golf club, one-handed, like a cudgel.
“Take off your clothes.”
The girl had spoken to him in Arabic. Gabriel remained motionless with his hands hanging against the seam of his trousers, like a soldier at attention. The girl repeated the command, more forcefully this time. When Gabriel still made no response, the one who’d driven the Mercedes slapped him hard across the cheek.
He removed his jacket and black pullover. The radio and the guns were already gone—the girl had taken those while they were still in Marseilles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had a red tile roof, a cracked stucco exterior, and a weedy forecourt littered with broken plastic toys in primary colors. Gabriel, when he was pushed through the broken front door, had expected to find evidence of a family. Instead, he found a ransacked residence with rooms empty of furniture and walls stripped bare. Two men awaited him, both Arab, both well-fed. One held a plastic bag bearing the name of a discount department store popular with the French underclass. The other was swinging ...a rusted golf club, one-handed, like a cudgel.
“Take off your clothes.”
The girl had spoken to him in Arabic. Gabriel remained motionless with his hands hanging against the seam of his trousers, like a soldier at attention. The girl repeated the command, more forcefully this time. When Gabriel still made no response, the one who’d driven the Mercedes slapped him hard across the cheek.
He removed his jacket and black pullover. The radio and the guns were already gone—the girl had taken those while they were still in Marseilles.
What to read after Prince of Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Silva to read onlineMoreLess
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