The Paris Vendetta
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One of the men who’d followed Foddrell, a burly fellow with shocks of unkempt hair, reacted to the assault and punched the lead Blazer in the face. The other minder, with gnomic, flat features, kicked the second Blazer to the floor.Guns appeared in the hands of Flat Face and Burly.The woman above, who’d started the melee, fled the balustrade.Patrons noticed the weapons and voices rose. Visitors rushed past where Malone and Sam stood, back toward the main entrance.Two more Blazers appeared on the... opposite side.Shots were fired.Stone walls, a tile floor, and a glass ceiling did little to deaden the sound and the bangs pounded into Malone’s ears with the force of an explosion.One of the Blazers collapsed.More people raced past him.The other Blazer disappeared from sight.Flat Face and Burly vanished.The museum’s geography flashed through Malone’s brain. “I’m going to double back around. There’s only one other way out of the building. I’ll cut them off there. You stay here.”“And do what?”“Try not to get shot.”He assumed that museum security would close the exits and the police would arrive shortly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the men who’d followed Foddrell, a burly fellow with shocks of unkempt hair, reacted to the assault and punched the lead Blazer in the face. The other minder, with gnomic, flat features, kicked the second Blazer to the floor.Guns appeared in the hands of Flat Face and Burly.The woman above, who’d started the melee, fled the balustrade.Patrons noticed the weapons and voices rose. Visitors rushed past where Malone and Sam stood, back toward the main entrance.Two more Blazers appeared on the... opposite side.Shots were fired.Stone walls, a tile floor, and a glass ceiling did little to deaden the sound and the bangs pounded into Malone’s ears with the force of an explosion.One of the Blazers collapsed.More people raced past him.The other Blazer disappeared from sight.Flat Face and Burly vanished.The museum’s geography flashed through Malone’s brain. “I’m going to double back around. There’s only one other way out of the building. I’ll cut them off there. You stay here.”“And do what?”“Try not to get shot.”He assumed that museum security would close the exits and the police would arrive shortly.
What to read after The Paris Vendetta?
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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