Silver Shark
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Her grey ceiling hung like a bleak shroud above. She looked at it, trying to gather enough willpower to leave the bed.A digital screen flared into life on the wall, presenting her with a digital clock. A female voice with a flat, computer-generated intonation announced, "Good morning. You have thirty minutes until scheduled departure to work, Captain Shannon."She stared at the ceiling."Twenty-nine minutes. You are now one minute behind schedule.""Twenty-eight minutes. You are now two...""Dismiss...ed," Claire said.The screen died. She sat up and pushed off the bed. Around her, the apartment offered a dreary monochromatic palette: grey walls, dark floor, paler ceiling. No splash of color interrupted the drabness.She walked to the window. The shutter's photosensor detected her presence, and the thick panels of grey plastic slid aside. She was on the fortieth floor. Buildings rose around her, half-a-kilometer-tall rectangular boxes, separated by deep grim canyons of narrow streets. Above the city, the smog-smothered sky sifted chemical rain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her grey ceiling hung like a bleak shroud above. She looked at it, trying to gather enough willpower to leave the bed.A digital screen flared into life on the wall, presenting her with a digital clock. A female voice with a flat, computer-generated intonation announced, "Good morning. You have thirty minutes until scheduled departure to work, Captain Shannon."She stared at the ceiling."Twenty-nine minutes. You are now one minute behind schedule.""Twenty-eight minutes. You are now two...""Dismiss...ed," Claire said.The screen died. She sat up and pushed off the bed. Around her, the apartment offered a dreary monochromatic palette: grey walls, dark floor, paler ceiling. No splash of color interrupted the drabness.She walked to the window. The shutter's photosensor detected her presence, and the thick panels of grey plastic slid aside. She was on the fortieth floor. Buildings rose around her, half-a-kilometer-tall rectangular boxes, separated by deep grim canyons of narrow streets. Above the city, the smog-smothered sky sifted chemical rain.
What to read after Silver Shark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ilona Andrews to read onlineMoreLess
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