Without Fail
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A small crowd of people had gathered around it. The halogen spots in the ceiling lit it perfectly. There was a brown nine-by-twelve envelope with a metal closure and a torn flap. And a single sheet of white letter-size paper. On it were printed ten words: The day upon which Armstrong will die is fast approaching. The message was split into two lines, exactly centred between the margins and set slightly above the middle of the paper. There was nothing else visible. People stared at it in silence.... The guy in the suit from the reception desk pushed backward through the crowd and spoke to Froelich."I handled the envelope," he said. "I didn't touch the letter. Just spilled it out.""How did it arrive?" she asked."The garage guard took a bathroom break. Came back and found it on the ledge inside his booth. He brought it straight up to me. So I guess his prints are on the envelope too.""When, exactly?""Half-hour ago.""How does the garage guard work his breaks?" Reacher asked.The room went quiet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A small crowd of people had gathered around it. The halogen spots in the ceiling lit it perfectly. There was a brown nine-by-twelve envelope with a metal closure and a torn flap. And a single sheet of white letter-size paper. On it were printed ten words: The day upon which Armstrong will die is fast approaching. The message was split into two lines, exactly centred between the margins and set slightly above the middle of the paper. There was nothing else visible. People stared at it in silence.... The guy in the suit from the reception desk pushed backward through the crowd and spoke to Froelich."I handled the envelope," he said. "I didn't touch the letter. Just spilled it out.""How did it arrive?" she asked."The garage guard took a bathroom break. Came back and found it on the ledge inside his booth. He brought it straight up to me. So I guess his prints are on the envelope too.""When, exactly?""Half-hour ago.""How does the garage guard work his breaks?" Reacher asked.The room went quiet.
What to read after Without Fail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Child to read onlineMoreLess
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