The Christmas Train
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“Heard you had an interesting evening,” said Max.
“Not quite the word I’d use,” said Kristobal.
“Where’s Eleanor?” asked Tom.
“Already inside.” Max looked upset. “I think she’s trying to get a flight to LA. I’m not really happy about that. Can’t you talk to her, Tom?”
Tom laughed. “If you really want her to take a plane, I’ll talk to her, sure. Otherwise I think I should just stay out of it.”
With the snow coming down ever harder, they headed toward the warmth of bustling Union Station in Chicag...o, their ride on the legendary Capitol Limited completed. What lay ahead were the Southwest Chief and a journey of almost twenty-three hundred more miles—almost three times the distance they’d just ridden—together with twenty-six train stops. Curiously, though, Tom felt ready for anything. As it would turn out, he’d need to be. chapter eighteen Chicago’s Union Station symbolized the prodigious dimensions of the city it inhabited: It was big and brawny, with multiple levels, car-rental counters, food and other retail outlets, and long golf carts whizzing passengers around.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Heard you had an interesting evening,” said Max.
“Not quite the word I’d use,” said Kristobal.
“Where’s Eleanor?” asked Tom.
“Already inside.” Max looked upset. “I think she’s trying to get a flight to LA. I’m not really happy about that. Can’t you talk to her, Tom?”
Tom laughed. “If you really want her to take a plane, I’ll talk to her, sure. Otherwise I think I should just stay out of it.”
With the snow coming down ever harder, they headed toward the warmth of bustling Union Station in Chicag...o, their ride on the legendary Capitol Limited completed. What lay ahead were the Southwest Chief and a journey of almost twenty-three hundred more miles—almost three times the distance they’d just ridden—together with twenty-six train stops. Curiously, though, Tom felt ready for anything. As it would turn out, he’d need to be. chapter eighteen Chicago’s Union Station symbolized the prodigious dimensions of the city it inhabited: It was big and brawny, with multiple levels, car-rental counters, food and other retail outlets, and long golf carts whizzing passengers around.
What to read after The Christmas Train?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Baldacci to read onlineMoreLess
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