Zero Day
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Puller had made one stop at his motel room and then driven over. She greeted him at the front door and he followed her down the hall to the kitchen.
“You want a drink?” she asked. “I’m having a beer.”
“I’m good,” he said.
They sat in a back room that overlooked the rear yard. It was hot and humid, and Cole’s wall AC wasn’t much better than the one in his motel room. He thought he could taste the coal in the air, feel his skin turning oily black by just being here.
She sat across ...from him, her fingers curled around the neck of her Michelob.
“While you were following up some leads,” she began, “I checked out Treadwell’s place of business. The only useful piece of info I got from them is that nothing was missing from their inventory. And they had no idea why he would have tungsten carbide residue in his house. They don’t carry anything like that.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Puller had made one stop at his motel room and then driven over. She greeted him at the front door and he followed her down the hall to the kitchen.
“You want a drink?” she asked. “I’m having a beer.”
“I’m good,” he said.
They sat in a back room that overlooked the rear yard. It was hot and humid, and Cole’s wall AC wasn’t much better than the one in his motel room. He thought he could taste the coal in the air, feel his skin turning oily black by just being here.
She sat across ...from him, her fingers curled around the neck of her Michelob.
“While you were following up some leads,” she began, “I checked out Treadwell’s place of business. The only useful piece of info I got from them is that nothing was missing from their inventory. And they had no idea why he would have tungsten carbide residue in his house. They don’t carry anything like that.”
What to read after Zero Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Baldacci to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 3 years ago
Another great read by David Baldacci. I couldn't put "Zero Day" down. The characters, the setting, the plot twists and turns and descriptions all keep one guessing until the final chapter. David Baldacci is one of my favorite authors.Write Review:
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