Extremis
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The blinding dazzle of antimatter warheads had died away, leaving only a galaxy of black dots in the eyes of any who had seen it in the view screens. The space around the warp point held only dissipating debris.
Ian Trevayne, standing on Lancelot’s flag bridge and keeping his exhausted body erect by sheer force of will, surveyed it all with a look of grim satisfaction. He had managed to extricate the Allied Fleet from the holocaust of Charlotte, though not without heavy losses. Now, with the fle...et securing from general quarters, he permitted himself to turn to the straight, slender figure beside him.
Li Magda had held together through the nightmare retreat from Charlotte and the smashing of the Baldy pursuit, dutiful beyond grief, her face a solid but brittle mask damming up a tide of unshed tears. And now, here on the flag bridge in the sight of so many eyes, she still couldn’t let the dam burst—not yet. And he couldn’t do as he longed to do and take her in his arms and comfort her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The blinding dazzle of antimatter warheads had died away, leaving only a galaxy of black dots in the eyes of any who had seen it in the view screens. The space around the warp point held only dissipating debris.
Ian Trevayne, standing on Lancelot’s flag bridge and keeping his exhausted body erect by sheer force of will, surveyed it all with a look of grim satisfaction. He had managed to extricate the Allied Fleet from the holocaust of Charlotte, though not without heavy losses. Now, with the fle...et securing from general quarters, he permitted himself to turn to the straight, slender figure beside him.
Li Magda had held together through the nightmare retreat from Charlotte and the smashing of the Baldy pursuit, dutiful beyond grief, her face a solid but brittle mask damming up a tide of unshed tears. And now, here on the flag bridge in the sight of so many eyes, she still couldn’t let the dam burst—not yet. And he couldn’t do as he longed to do and take her in his arms and comfort her.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles E. Gannon to read onlineMoreLess
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