The Hidden Assassins
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He was a CIA operative who, after 9/11, had been pulled out of retirement, posted to Madrid and transferred to Seville. Falcón had met him during an investigation back in 2002. They had stayed in touch, or rather Falcón had become one of Flowers’ sources and, in return, received intelligence and a more direct and proactive line to the FBI.
‘Returning your call, Mark,’ said Falcón.
‘We should talk.’ ‘Have you got anything for me?’ ‘Nothing. It came out of the blue. I’m working on stuff.’ ‘Can you... get some information for me on a company called I4IT, that’s Indianapolis Investment Interests Incorporated in Information Technology.’ ‘Sure,’ said Flowers. ‘When can we meet?’ ‘Tonight. Late. Our people want to “interview” me,’ said Falcón. ‘If you come afterwards you might be able to give me some advice.’ ‘Falcón hung up. The radio news gave its latest summary of events: a group called the Mártires Islámicos para la Liberación de Andalucía had called both TVE and RNE to claim responsibility for the attack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a CIA operative who, after 9/11, had been pulled out of retirement, posted to Madrid and transferred to Seville. Falcón had met him during an investigation back in 2002. They had stayed in touch, or rather Falcón had become one of Flowers’ sources and, in return, received intelligence and a more direct and proactive line to the FBI.
‘Returning your call, Mark,’ said Falcón.
‘We should talk.’ ‘Have you got anything for me?’ ‘Nothing. It came out of the blue. I’m working on stuff.’ ‘Can you... get some information for me on a company called I4IT, that’s Indianapolis Investment Interests Incorporated in Information Technology.’ ‘Sure,’ said Flowers. ‘When can we meet?’ ‘Tonight. Late. Our people want to “interview” me,’ said Falcón. ‘If you come afterwards you might be able to give me some advice.’ ‘Falcón hung up. The radio news gave its latest summary of events: a group called the Mártires Islámicos para la Liberación de Andalucía had called both TVE and RNE to claim responsibility for the attack.
What to read after The Hidden Assassins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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