The Heart of Valour
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That got his attention. He checked again, but the message had indeed been sent by Gunnery Sergeant Torin Kerr to Civilian Salvage Operator Craig Ryder, point of origin the CS NirWentry. His codes had opened it, and the ship’s security protocols had verified hers. A little worried about just how, exactly, he’d been right, Craig propped his heels up on Promise’s control panel and kept reading.
Those I’ve spoken to—people who should know about the escape pod—seem to have forgotten it ever existed. ...The brass has forgotten… General Morris. Only brass it could be for Torin. Interesting that she wasn’t mentioning names.
…and says it wasn’t in my report or anyone’s report, and not one of the team mentioned it in their debriefing. His aide agrees with him. Nothing unusual about that last bit except that I believe both of them believe what they’re saying.
A yeoman and a member of Lieutenant Commander Sibley’s deck crew off the B. also believe the escape pod doesn’t exist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That got his attention. He checked again, but the message had indeed been sent by Gunnery Sergeant Torin Kerr to Civilian Salvage Operator Craig Ryder, point of origin the CS NirWentry. His codes had opened it, and the ship’s security protocols had verified hers. A little worried about just how, exactly, he’d been right, Craig propped his heels up on Promise’s control panel and kept reading.
Those I’ve spoken to—people who should know about the escape pod—seem to have forgotten it ever existed. ...The brass has forgotten… General Morris. Only brass it could be for Torin. Interesting that she wasn’t mentioning names.
…and says it wasn’t in my report or anyone’s report, and not one of the team mentioned it in their debriefing. His aide agrees with him. Nothing unusual about that last bit except that I believe both of them believe what they’re saying.
A yeoman and a member of Lieutenant Commander Sibley’s deck crew off the B. also believe the escape pod doesn’t exist.
What to read after The Heart of Valour?
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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