Stargate Sg-1: Kali's Wrath (Sg1-28) (2016)
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He said, “Go!” and he, Major Peruzzi, Lieutenant Satterfield, and Corporal Spencer all threw flashbangs into the wormhole.
Looking over at Satterfield, he saw that she was mouthing numbers, so she was counting down how much time it would take the flashbangs to go through the wormhole, materialize on the other side, and go off — hopefully blinding those two Jaffa in the process.
Then Ferretti glanced over at Peruzzi, and shook his head with amusement. If only me five years ago could see m...e now. While his parents raised him, it was his mother’s brother who’d had the biggest influence on his life. Uncle Freddie had flown bombers for the Air Force in Vietnam. Ferretti looked upon Colonel Manfred Louis Monferato as a true hero, and as a boy he hung on Uncle Freddie’s every word.
And a dozen of those words, spoken often, were, “Don’t know what they were thinkin’, lettin’ women into the Air Force.”
Because Uncle Freddie said it, it had to be true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He said, “Go!” and he, Major Peruzzi, Lieutenant Satterfield, and Corporal Spencer all threw flashbangs into the wormhole.
Looking over at Satterfield, he saw that she was mouthing numbers, so she was counting down how much time it would take the flashbangs to go through the wormhole, materialize on the other side, and go off — hopefully blinding those two Jaffa in the process.
Then Ferretti glanced over at Peruzzi, and shook his head with amusement. If only me five years ago could see m...e now. While his parents raised him, it was his mother’s brother who’d had the biggest influence on his life. Uncle Freddie had flown bombers for the Air Force in Vietnam. Ferretti looked upon Colonel Manfred Louis Monferato as a true hero, and as a boy he hung on Uncle Freddie’s every word.
And a dozen of those words, spoken often, were, “Don’t know what they were thinkin’, lettin’ women into the Air Force.”
Because Uncle Freddie said it, it had to be true.
What to read after Stargate Sg-1: Kali's Wrath (Sg1-28)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keith R. A. Decandido to read onlineMoreLess
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