Hanging Curve
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Mack Mack was surprised and more than a little disappointed to see him. FBI Assistant Director Paul Whidby stood near the back of the small group who had waited to speak with Mack upon the completion of his lecture.
Whidby looked exactly the same to Mack, even though he hadn’t laid eyes on the man in several years. A career politician, Whidby looked the part. A tall, handsome black man in an expensive suit and tie, perfect teeth, the arrogant posture of a man who thought he owned the room.
M...ack hid the surprise at Whidby’s presence, and the sick feeling in the pit of his stomach. Mack caught the eye of his old partner, Ellen Reznor, who seemed to transmit a what-are-ya-gonna-do expression to him.
The last student thanked him for the speech, leaving Mack, Whidby and Reznor alone.
Whidby approached him. Mack noted that the man made no pretense of offering a handshake.
“Interesting speech,” Whidby said.
“Thanks,” Mack said. That really means a lot to me, he thought, but held back from actually letting the sarcasm fly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mack Mack was surprised and more than a little disappointed to see him. FBI Assistant Director Paul Whidby stood near the back of the small group who had waited to speak with Mack upon the completion of his lecture.
Whidby looked exactly the same to Mack, even though he hadn’t laid eyes on the man in several years. A career politician, Whidby looked the part. A tall, handsome black man in an expensive suit and tie, perfect teeth, the arrogant posture of a man who thought he owned the room.
M...ack hid the surprise at Whidby’s presence, and the sick feeling in the pit of his stomach. Mack caught the eye of his old partner, Ellen Reznor, who seemed to transmit a what-are-ya-gonna-do expression to him.
The last student thanked him for the speech, leaving Mack, Whidby and Reznor alone.
Whidby approached him. Mack noted that the man made no pretense of offering a handshake.
“Interesting speech,” Whidby said.
“Thanks,” Mack said. That really means a lot to me, he thought, but held back from actually letting the sarcasm fly.
What to read after Hanging Curve?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dani Amore to read onlineMoreLess
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