Callsign: Bishop - book 1 (An Erik Somers - Chess Team Novella)
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When CJ pointed to the speck on the horizon, Bishop at first thought he was pointing to a single building. As they grew closer, he spotted the individual structures that made up the village, including a rickety water tower and a squat, unadorned mosque. A few buildings he recognized as small businesses, but most of them looked like single-family houses, and many of those were spaced far apart. If there were more than five hundred people living in Hassi, he would be very surprised.“What do these ...people do for work?” he asked.“Most of them worked in the fields to the north,” CJ replied. He pointed.Bishop saw a huge swath of scorched earth sandwiched between the village and the foothills of the Alborz Mountains. Here and there, a few crops poked their way out of the soil, but most of the area looked burned and desolate.“The jihadists,” CJ said. “They came through and put just about everything to the torch.”Now Bishop saw the blackened squares of concrete between the houses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When CJ pointed to the speck on the horizon, Bishop at first thought he was pointing to a single building. As they grew closer, he spotted the individual structures that made up the village, including a rickety water tower and a squat, unadorned mosque. A few buildings he recognized as small businesses, but most of them looked like single-family houses, and many of those were spaced far apart. If there were more than five hundred people living in Hassi, he would be very surprised.“What do these ...people do for work?” he asked.“Most of them worked in the fields to the north,” CJ replied. He pointed.Bishop saw a huge swath of scorched earth sandwiched between the village and the foothills of the Alborz Mountains. Here and there, a few crops poked their way out of the soil, but most of the area looked burned and desolate.“The jihadists,” CJ said. “They came through and put just about everything to the torch.”Now Bishop saw the blackened squares of concrete between the houses.
What to read after Callsign: Bishop - book 1 (An Erik Somers - Chess Team Novella)?
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