Echo
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—Tulisofala, Mountain Passes (Translated by Leisha Tanner) That night, two days after the press conference, Carmen woke me shortly before dawn. “Call from Alex,” she said.
I rolled over and looked at the clock. “At this hour?”
“Do you want me to tell him—?”
“Carmen, did he say what it’s about?”
“No, Chase.”
“Put him through.” She knew without my saying anything to keep it audio only. I heard the click that indicated the channel had opened. “Alex,” I said, “you okay?”
“It’s Rachel.” His voic...e was flat. “Thought you’d want to hear it from me before you see it on the morning news shows.”
I froze. “Hear what?”
“She’s up on the Trafalgar Bridge. Half over the rail. I’m on my way there now. Maybe I can talk her off the damned thing.”
The Trafalgar is located twenty kilometers northwest, where the Melony enters the mountains. At that point, the river splashes down into a long canyon. The bridge, designed for both pedestrians and ground traffic, crosses the canyon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—Tulisofala, Mountain Passes (Translated by Leisha Tanner) That night, two days after the press conference, Carmen woke me shortly before dawn. “Call from Alex,” she said.
I rolled over and looked at the clock. “At this hour?”
“Do you want me to tell him—?”
“Carmen, did he say what it’s about?”
“No, Chase.”
“Put him through.” She knew without my saying anything to keep it audio only. I heard the click that indicated the channel had opened. “Alex,” I said, “you okay?”
“It’s Rachel.” His voic...e was flat. “Thought you’d want to hear it from me before you see it on the morning news shows.”
I froze. “Hear what?”
“She’s up on the Trafalgar Bridge. Half over the rail. I’m on my way there now. Maybe I can talk her off the damned thing.”
The Trafalgar is located twenty kilometers northwest, where the Melony enters the mountains. At that point, the river splashes down into a long canyon. The bridge, designed for both pedestrians and ground traffic, crosses the canyon.
What to read after Echo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jack Mcdevitt to read onlineMoreLess
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