The Devil's Breath
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The offices were three blocks down from the Intelligence community headquarters near the old Executive Office Building beside the White House. The offices came with a large, capable woman called Juanita. Juanita was Sullivan’s idea. She’d worked for him in a variety of posts. She was Puerto Rican, discreet, clever and totally loyal. She’d organize the office, answer the phone and access whatever facilities Telemann might need. She had Sullivan’s clout and Sullivan’s temper. Telemann had liked he...r on sight.
Now, nudging 20 m.p.h. on the Beltway, Telemann dialled Sullivan’s home number on the mobile phone. The extra day in New York had locked the Manhattan Plaza investigation away for good. Benitez would keep looking, but the core-team was tiny. No chance, Telemann thought, that the story would leak any further.
Sullivan answered the phone. It was a quarter after six. He was already late for work.
‘It’s me,’ Telemann said, ‘I need the ULTRAS.’ Telemann slowed the car to a crawl as the commuter traffic thickened even more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The offices were three blocks down from the Intelligence community headquarters near the old Executive Office Building beside the White House. The offices came with a large, capable woman called Juanita. Juanita was Sullivan’s idea. She’d worked for him in a variety of posts. She was Puerto Rican, discreet, clever and totally loyal. She’d organize the office, answer the phone and access whatever facilities Telemann might need. She had Sullivan’s clout and Sullivan’s temper. Telemann had liked he...r on sight.
Now, nudging 20 m.p.h. on the Beltway, Telemann dialled Sullivan’s home number on the mobile phone. The extra day in New York had locked the Manhattan Plaza investigation away for good. Benitez would keep looking, but the core-team was tiny. No chance, Telemann thought, that the story would leak any further.
Sullivan answered the phone. It was a quarter after six. He was already late for work.
‘It’s me,’ Telemann said, ‘I need the ULTRAS.’ Telemann slowed the car to a crawl as the commuter traffic thickened even more.
What to read after The Devil's Breath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurley, Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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