The King's Deception (2013)
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Two agents and two analysts had been assigned to King’s Deception. Two more freelancers had been hired separately for his dog-and-pony show with Malone. Two of the six were now dead. Had his man at St. Paul’s been the problem? What were his last words? Not supposed to happen. He’d not understood then what that meant, but he did now. And he wondered. What was supposed to happen in St. Paul’s?
It made sense that the dead man from St. Paul’s could be the leak. But the other four were not beyond sus...picion, especially the freelancers. He knew little about any of them except they were sanctioned for this level of operation.
But he didn’t care.
Not anymore.
He was retiring. Played right, thanks to Farrow Curry’s death, Operation King’s Deception would simply end. Langley would definitely blame him and he’d fall on his sword, offering his resignation, which they’d accept.
Nice clean break for all involved.
There’d still be the matter of the dead man in St. Paul’s, but how far could any investigation be pursued?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two agents and two analysts had been assigned to King’s Deception. Two more freelancers had been hired separately for his dog-and-pony show with Malone. Two of the six were now dead. Had his man at St. Paul’s been the problem? What were his last words? Not supposed to happen. He’d not understood then what that meant, but he did now. And he wondered. What was supposed to happen in St. Paul’s?
It made sense that the dead man from St. Paul’s could be the leak. But the other four were not beyond sus...picion, especially the freelancers. He knew little about any of them except they were sanctioned for this level of operation.
But he didn’t care.
Not anymore.
He was retiring. Played right, thanks to Farrow Curry’s death, Operation King’s Deception would simply end. Langley would definitely blame him and he’d fall on his sword, offering his resignation, which they’d accept.
Nice clean break for all involved.
There’d still be the matter of the dead man in St. Paul’s, but how far could any investigation be pursued?
What to read after The King's Deception?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steve Berry to read onlineMoreLess
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