Saving Brigit
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Rashid Salid marveled—as he did every time Elena took him to her home—that she lived in such an exclusive area of Islamabad. Many years had passed since they’d fought side by side as mercenaries against the Russians in Afghanistan. Then, she had been a scruffy urchin in her mid-teens. She’d been full of Muslim pride and religious fervor, having just “come home” from the Catholic upbringing of her stepfather’s homeland, Ireland. Now, all signs of battle or rough and hard living had been erased, l...eaving a stunning beauty.She stopped at the hut and rolled down her window. “Good evening.”The guard gave a slight bow. “Good to see you, Miss McBride.”Only Rashid would have noticed that she smoothed her brow with her pinky finger after the man’s greeting. Or rather, only he knew the significance, that she was irritated or anxious. She’d rubbed her finger across her brow frequently back in Afghanistan. Since that time, he doubted if she let anything bother her enough for others to notice the telling action.“Good night,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rashid Salid marveled—as he did every time Elena took him to her home—that she lived in such an exclusive area of Islamabad. Many years had passed since they’d fought side by side as mercenaries against the Russians in Afghanistan. Then, she had been a scruffy urchin in her mid-teens. She’d been full of Muslim pride and religious fervor, having just “come home” from the Catholic upbringing of her stepfather’s homeland, Ireland. Now, all signs of battle or rough and hard living had been erased, l...eaving a stunning beauty.She stopped at the hut and rolled down her window. “Good evening.”The guard gave a slight bow. “Good to see you, Miss McBride.”Only Rashid would have noticed that she smoothed her brow with her pinky finger after the man’s greeting. Or rather, only he knew the significance, that she was irritated or anxious. She’d rubbed her finger across her brow frequently back in Afghanistan. Since that time, he doubted if she let anything bother her enough for others to notice the telling action.“Good night,”
What to read after Saving Brigit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Drake to read onlineMoreLess
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