Target Silverclaw (2015)
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Two minutes to bomb detonation. Move in!”
The electronic voice buzzed across an encrypted communications network. It was answered by six others. “Logged,” said each of them. “I’m live!”
The scene outside the Palace of Westminster seemed totally normal. Streams of traffic crawled and honked along Westminster Bridge, past Big Ben and around Parliament Square. Hundreds of people crowded the streets; Londoners hurrying to work and tourists snapping selfies.
“Target ahead. Sensors at maxi...mum sweep.”
Nobody paid any attention to a large white van parked close to the Palace of Westminster, near the lawns of Abington Street Gardens. It was an old, rather rusty vehicle, with “D, G & I Plumbing Solutions Ltd” painted in large letters along the side beneath a smiling cartoon dog holding a sink plunger.
People walking by had no idea that the three men sitting on the front seats were heavily armed terrorists.
What to read after Target Silverclaw?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two minutes to bomb detonation. Move in!”
The electronic voice buzzed across an encrypted communications network. It was answered by six others. “Logged,” said each of them. “I’m live!”
The scene outside the Palace of Westminster seemed totally normal. Streams of traffic crawled and honked along Westminster Bridge, past Big Ben and around Parliament Square. Hundreds of people crowded the streets; Londoners hurrying to work and tourists snapping selfies.
“Target ahead. Sensors at maxi...mum sweep.”
Nobody paid any attention to a large white van parked close to the Palace of Westminster, near the lawns of Abington Street Gardens. It was an old, rather rusty vehicle, with “D, G & I Plumbing Solutions Ltd” painted in large letters along the side beneath a smiling cartoon dog holding a sink plunger.
People walking by had no idea that the three men sitting on the front seats were heavily armed terrorists.
What to read after Target Silverclaw?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simon Cheshire to read onlineMoreLess
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