Fear City
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He hoped they kept their word. No worry about them pocketing the extra money he’d promised. He had no doubt they would build two bombs, but he didn’t know if they might decide at the last minute to place both in the Trade Towers.
His driver, Brajko Klarić, said, “They are—what is word? Unagreeable?”
“Disagreeable.” Nasser had moved to the rear seat. “And they are indeed that.” He lowered the window to freshen the air. “What a stench.”
“They are building bombs?”
The question startled Nasser. Had ...he been listening? “You speak Egyptian?”
The driver laughed. “No. I know smell.”
“You’ve made bombs?”
“In my spare time back home I blow up Serbs.”
“I see.”
Drexler had a cadre of East European and Baltic operatives he used, preferring them to Americans and Western Europeans. This Croat was proving more interesting than his predecessor, Kristof Szeto, who had been Drexler’s favored driver and operative for years.
“By the way, what happened to Szeto?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He hoped they kept their word. No worry about them pocketing the extra money he’d promised. He had no doubt they would build two bombs, but he didn’t know if they might decide at the last minute to place both in the Trade Towers.
His driver, Brajko Klarić, said, “They are—what is word? Unagreeable?”
“Disagreeable.” Nasser had moved to the rear seat. “And they are indeed that.” He lowered the window to freshen the air. “What a stench.”
“They are building bombs?”
The question startled Nasser. Had ...he been listening? “You speak Egyptian?”
The driver laughed. “No. I know smell.”
“You’ve made bombs?”
“In my spare time back home I blow up Serbs.”
“I see.”
Drexler had a cadre of East European and Baltic operatives he used, preferring them to Americans and Western Europeans. This Croat was proving more interesting than his predecessor, Kristof Szeto, who had been Drexler’s favored driver and operative for years.
“By the way, what happened to Szeto?”
What to read after Fear City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F. Paul Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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