The Traders' War (Merchant Princes Omnibus 2)
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‘You live on your own in a second-floor apartment, and you’ve got a lovely spiral fracture plus soft-tissue injuries and a damaged Achilles tendon, Mr. Fleming. Listen, I’ll happily sign you out – if you fill in a criminal negligence waiver for me, first. But I really think it’s a bad idea right now. Maybe tomorrow, when we’ve got you a nice fiberglass box and a set of crutches, after we set you up with an appointment with physio. But if you check out today, you’ll wish you hadn’t.’ The time pas...sed slowly, with the inane babble of daytime TV as a laugh track, interrupted occasionally by nursing orderlies and interns checking up on him. Smith hadn’t left him any reading matter, classified or otherwise, and he was close to climbing the walls by the morning of the second day after Smith’s visit, when he had a surprise visitor: Judith Herz, the FBI agent who’d been sucked into Family Trade at the same time at Mike.
‘Smith sent me. You’re checking out,’ she said crisply, and dropped an overnight bag on the chair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘You live on your own in a second-floor apartment, and you’ve got a lovely spiral fracture plus soft-tissue injuries and a damaged Achilles tendon, Mr. Fleming. Listen, I’ll happily sign you out – if you fill in a criminal negligence waiver for me, first. But I really think it’s a bad idea right now. Maybe tomorrow, when we’ve got you a nice fiberglass box and a set of crutches, after we set you up with an appointment with physio. But if you check out today, you’ll wish you hadn’t.’ The time pas...sed slowly, with the inane babble of daytime TV as a laugh track, interrupted occasionally by nursing orderlies and interns checking up on him. Smith hadn’t left him any reading matter, classified or otherwise, and he was close to climbing the walls by the morning of the second day after Smith’s visit, when he had a surprise visitor: Judith Herz, the FBI agent who’d been sucked into Family Trade at the same time at Mike.
‘Smith sent me. You’re checking out,’ she said crisply, and dropped an overnight bag on the chair.
What to read after The Traders' War (Merchant Princes Omnibus 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Stross to read onlineMoreLess
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