Savages
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The head snapped back. Pivot right. Two more shots. Down they go.
I heard five dull cracks from Caleb’s side, and then a fleeting shadow as he moved toward the west entrance. My feet pounded over cracked and broken pavement, eyes scanning quickly to avoid tripping over dislodged asphalt or small, struggling plants.
I reached the two dead guards, slung my rifle around to my back, grabbed the first one, and dragged him behind a couple of large, rusted air conditioners. Then the second guar...d. Heavy bastards both. Last, I stashed my rucksack and bush jacket in the same space as the dead bodies, donned my NVG’s, and waited at the south entrance.
“Irish, Tex, in position.” Caleb was referring to us by our call signs. Everyone had chosen one before the final phase of the mission, as call signs were the easiest way to avoid confusion once the assault began.
“Copy, Tex. I’m in position.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The head snapped back. Pivot right. Two more shots. Down they go.
I heard five dull cracks from Caleb’s side, and then a fleeting shadow as he moved toward the west entrance. My feet pounded over cracked and broken pavement, eyes scanning quickly to avoid tripping over dislodged asphalt or small, struggling plants.
I reached the two dead guards, slung my rifle around to my back, grabbed the first one, and dragged him behind a couple of large, rusted air conditioners. Then the second guar...d. Heavy bastards both. Last, I stashed my rucksack and bush jacket in the same space as the dead bodies, donned my NVG’s, and waited at the south entrance.
“Irish, Tex, in position.” Caleb was referring to us by our call signs. Everyone had chosen one before the final phase of the mission, as call signs were the easiest way to avoid confusion once the assault began.
“Copy, Tex. I’m in position.”
What to read after Savages?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cook, James, 1728-1779 to read onlineMoreLess
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