The Better Part of Valor
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Stretching out his regenerated leg, Captain Rose leaned away from his desk and drummed his fingers against the inert plastic trim. “I’m a little surprised you didn’t already know that.”
“You and me both, sir.” Staff Sergeant Torin Kerr stared down at the general’s orders on her slate. “You and me both.”
“Still, I suppose you could consider it a compliment that General Morris wants you on this reconnaissance mission.”
“Yes, sir, but somehow when I think of ‘an unidentified alien vessel drifting d...ead in space,’ the word that tends to stick is dead. And I’ve barely recovered from the last time the general took a personal interest.” Before looking up, she cleared her screen with more emphasis than was strictly necessary. “Considering how the diplomatic part of the last mission got redefined as getting our asses kicked, I just hope I can survive what he considers recon.”
The captain smiled, pale skin creasing at the corners of both eyes. “You kicked some ass yourself, Staff.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stretching out his regenerated leg, Captain Rose leaned away from his desk and drummed his fingers against the inert plastic trim. “I’m a little surprised you didn’t already know that.”
“You and me both, sir.” Staff Sergeant Torin Kerr stared down at the general’s orders on her slate. “You and me both.”
“Still, I suppose you could consider it a compliment that General Morris wants you on this reconnaissance mission.”
“Yes, sir, but somehow when I think of ‘an unidentified alien vessel drifting d...ead in space,’ the word that tends to stick is dead. And I’ve barely recovered from the last time the general took a personal interest.” Before looking up, she cleared her screen with more emphasis than was strictly necessary. “Considering how the diplomatic part of the last mission got redefined as getting our asses kicked, I just hope I can survive what he considers recon.”
The captain smiled, pale skin creasing at the corners of both eyes. “You kicked some ass yourself, Staff.”
What to read after The Better Part of Valor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tanya Huff to read onlineMoreLess
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