Deathwatch
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But he didn’t have to wipe his brow. They didn’t sweat, not in this heat. Moisture evaporated as soon as it formed on their skin. Their military T-shirts had white rings around the neck and underarms from the salt their dry sweating left behind.
His tongue stuck to the roof of his mouth. They’d gone out on morning patrol and had brought four hours’ worth of water. Ten hours later, every drop was finished. The routine patrol turned into a lot more, his team pinned down behind a vineyard’s crumbli...ng wall.
Curious lizards darted over the cracked mud bricks. They tilted their small heads, stared for a second or two at the American soldiers surrounded by insurgents, then skittered away.
The team had taken a couple of bad hits. One man had been killed and two were wounded. There was heavier fighting to the south, holding up the reinforcements. The rescue team might not reach them for hours yet.
A volley of bullets ripped into the wall, sending dust flying over their heads. The insurgents were getting closer.
What to read after Deathwatch?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he didn’t have to wipe his brow. They didn’t sweat, not in this heat. Moisture evaporated as soon as it formed on their skin. Their military T-shirts had white rings around the neck and underarms from the salt their dry sweating left behind.
His tongue stuck to the roof of his mouth. They’d gone out on morning patrol and had brought four hours’ worth of water. Ten hours later, every drop was finished. The routine patrol turned into a lot more, his team pinned down behind a vineyard’s crumbli...ng wall.
Curious lizards darted over the cracked mud bricks. They tilted their small heads, stared for a second or two at the American soldiers surrounded by insurgents, then skittered away.
The team had taken a couple of bad hits. One man had been killed and two were wounded. There was heavier fighting to the south, holding up the reinforcements. The rescue team might not reach them for hours yet.
A volley of bullets ripped into the wall, sending dust flying over their heads. The insurgents were getting closer.
What to read after Deathwatch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dana Marton to read onlineMoreLess
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