The Tejano Conflict (2014)
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“Come to wish us a bon voyage?” Jo asked.
“Nope, I’m going with you.”
“Really? Why would you think that?”
“Our esteemed commander allowed me to convince him that a visit to a modern Terran city is probably not as intrinsically dangerous in and of itself as being in an active war zone; besides which, if you need to question a Bax, I might be of some assistance, my happy juice notwithstanding.”
“You know I’m gonna call him.”
“You don’t trust me? I’m wounded.”
She accessed h...er aug: “Rags?”
He was expecting the call; there was no preamble: “Yes, I said he could go.”
“Got it.”
“Don’t let him get into any trouble.”
– – – – – – Jo felt like a new woman . . .
Actually, what she felt like was her old self.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Come to wish us a bon voyage?” Jo asked.
“Nope, I’m going with you.”
“Really? Why would you think that?”
“Our esteemed commander allowed me to convince him that a visit to a modern Terran city is probably not as intrinsically dangerous in and of itself as being in an active war zone; besides which, if you need to question a Bax, I might be of some assistance, my happy juice notwithstanding.”
“You know I’m gonna call him.”
“You don’t trust me? I’m wounded.”
She accessed h...er aug: “Rags?”
He was expecting the call; there was no preamble: “Yes, I said he could go.”
“Got it.”
“Don’t let him get into any trouble.”
– – – – – – Jo felt like a new woman . . .
Actually, what she felt like was her old self.
What to read after The Tejano Conflict?
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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