World War Iv: Empires
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The vessel had been outfitted with sails to make their infiltration less noticeable, and cruised quietly up the coast.
Jason stood at the bow and closed his eyes, listening to nothing but the waves and the wind and trying to keep the queasiness in his stomach at bay. It had been decided that Dean would stay with the army and put them into position. Jason didn’t have the same clout with the clansmen as his brother did.
Aside from the sickness, he never minded sailing, but luckily this tri...p afforded other distractions to keep his thoughts from wandering. The Russian general was responsible for the death of two of his brothers and an alliance with the man who had tried to kill him. He looked to Canice, who sat just a few feet away, her eyes fixed on the same horizon as his, and wondered who would get to Rodion first. The woman had a vendetta, and Jason would have to be quick if he were to kill the general before she did.
“Your brother told me you never liked sailing,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The vessel had been outfitted with sails to make their infiltration less noticeable, and cruised quietly up the coast.
Jason stood at the bow and closed his eyes, listening to nothing but the waves and the wind and trying to keep the queasiness in his stomach at bay. It had been decided that Dean would stay with the army and put them into position. Jason didn’t have the same clout with the clansmen as his brother did.
Aside from the sickness, he never minded sailing, but luckily this tri...p afforded other distractions to keep his thoughts from wandering. The Russian general was responsible for the death of two of his brothers and an alliance with the man who had tried to kill him. He looked to Canice, who sat just a few feet away, her eyes fixed on the same horizon as his, and wondered who would get to Rodion first. The woman had a vendetta, and Jason would have to be quick if he were to kill the general before she did.
“Your brother told me you never liked sailing,”
What to read after World War Iv: Empires?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hunt to read onlineMoreLess
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