The 14th Colony: a Novel
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She seemed like her old self, no longer lost, the sharp tongue gone, her eyes brimming with a familiar glint of mischief. Everyone had assumed the worst once contact with him had been lost. Moscow had specifically allowed her to come and investigate, and he was as perplexed by that as he was by his own presence. But he kept his misgivings to himself, realizing they were communicating across an open comm line.
Gloves had been provided to him on the chopper, which he’d quickly accepted. Cassiopeia... watched him carefully. Obviously, time had added a different perspective on things, enough that she’d come to his rescue. She was a dynamic woman, of that he was sure, but she was not invincible, as Utah had proved. Over the past two years they’d each seen the other at their most vulnerable, neither judging, both only helping. He felt comfortable with her, or as comfortable as a man who had trouble expressing emotion could be with another person. He certainly never felt that way toward his ex-wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She seemed like her old self, no longer lost, the sharp tongue gone, her eyes brimming with a familiar glint of mischief. Everyone had assumed the worst once contact with him had been lost. Moscow had specifically allowed her to come and investigate, and he was as perplexed by that as he was by his own presence. But he kept his misgivings to himself, realizing they were communicating across an open comm line.
Gloves had been provided to him on the chopper, which he’d quickly accepted. Cassiopeia... watched him carefully. Obviously, time had added a different perspective on things, enough that she’d come to his rescue. She was a dynamic woman, of that he was sure, but she was not invincible, as Utah had proved. Over the past two years they’d each seen the other at their most vulnerable, neither judging, both only helping. He felt comfortable with her, or as comfortable as a man who had trouble expressing emotion could be with another person. He certainly never felt that way toward his ex-wife.
What to read after The 14th Colony: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steve Berry to read onlineMoreLess
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