The Cyclops Conspiracy
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The six-by-fifteen-foot interview room in the sheriff’s office was smaller than a jail cell. The furniture consisted of three chairs and a rectangular table topped with a fake-wood veneer. Jason’s wooden chair had a green back and two long, flat, wooden armrests. Add a few leather straps and some current, and it would pass for a homemade electric chair.
The walls were white and naked. The inch-thick glass of the lone window did not invite escape. A framed certificate hung from the skinny wall be...side the window. It proclaimed the expertise of some guy named Richardson in the art of polygraph examination. A camera encased in a white cylinder sat mounted high in the corner, pointing down in judgment. The space was designed for extracting confessions from lowlife scumbags. Jason didn’t belong here anymore than did a pimple on Mona Lisa’s nose.
He had no idea how much time had passed. Ten, fifteen minutes. What was taking so long? The door was open an inch. A deputy, looking stern and militant, stood outside, making sure Jason Rodgers, the dangerous pharmacist, didn’t try stabbing anyone with his counting spatula.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The six-by-fifteen-foot interview room in the sheriff’s office was smaller than a jail cell. The furniture consisted of three chairs and a rectangular table topped with a fake-wood veneer. Jason’s wooden chair had a green back and two long, flat, wooden armrests. Add a few leather straps and some current, and it would pass for a homemade electric chair.
The walls were white and naked. The inch-thick glass of the lone window did not invite escape. A framed certificate hung from the skinny wall be...side the window. It proclaimed the expertise of some guy named Richardson in the art of polygraph examination. A camera encased in a white cylinder sat mounted high in the corner, pointing down in judgment. The space was designed for extracting confessions from lowlife scumbags. Jason didn’t belong here anymore than did a pimple on Mona Lisa’s nose.
He had no idea how much time had passed. Ten, fifteen minutes. What was taking so long? The door was open an inch. A deputy, looking stern and militant, stood outside, making sure Jason Rodgers, the dangerous pharmacist, didn’t try stabbing anyone with his counting spatula.
What to read after The Cyclops Conspiracy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Perry, David, B. 1741 to read onlineMoreLess
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