The Shark (Forgotten Files book 1)
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Riley had slept very little last night. Her head buzzed with images from the video as she paced her kitchen and waited for the sun to rise. As soon as Hanna was off to her morning training run, she would contact Bowman.
He picked up on the first ring. “Riley.”
“We need to talk.”
“Okay. I can meet you.” He sounded alert, focused.
“How about Duke’s?”
“When?”
“An hour?”
“Done. Are you okay?”
“Just be on time.”
She grabbed Cooper’s leash and took him for a quick walk. As they moved toward the street..., a dark-blue car was parked in front of her house. She slowed her pace, absently checking the gun holstered on her hip under her shirt. When the back car door opened, she unsnapped the holster’s guard and settled her hand on the gun’s grip.
An older, thin man rose out of the car, tugging off sunglasses as he turned. She took a step back, releasing the gun as her heart hammered in her chest.
“William?”
He stopped and studied her. “You look well, Riley.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Riley had slept very little last night. Her head buzzed with images from the video as she paced her kitchen and waited for the sun to rise. As soon as Hanna was off to her morning training run, she would contact Bowman.
He picked up on the first ring. “Riley.”
“We need to talk.”
“Okay. I can meet you.” He sounded alert, focused.
“How about Duke’s?”
“When?”
“An hour?”
“Done. Are you okay?”
“Just be on time.”
She grabbed Cooper’s leash and took him for a quick walk. As they moved toward the street..., a dark-blue car was parked in front of her house. She slowed her pace, absently checking the gun holstered on her hip under her shirt. When the back car door opened, she unsnapped the holster’s guard and settled her hand on the gun’s grip.
An older, thin man rose out of the car, tugging off sunglasses as he turned. She took a step back, releasing the gun as her heart hammered in her chest.
“William?”
He stopped and studied her. “You look well, Riley.”
What to read after The Shark (Forgotten Files book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Burton to read onlineMoreLess
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