Hard Target: Elite Ops - book One
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The houses crowded each other in varying shades of faded gray. A few pieces of clothing hung on the occasional clothesline. Lonely flowerpots dotted the bleak faces of otherwise ramshackle buildings. Few people were on the streets despite the hour. It was as if residents knew they were safer indoors.
Leland found the building Risa had indicated and parked the non-descript but shiny SUV out front. Large sun-bleached doors that most likely led into a courtyard were shut tight. His shoulder throbbe...d now, and he was hyper aware of the blood running down his arm and dripping onto his seat.
He wondered briefly if Rivera’s SUV was LoJacked and prayed it wasn’t or they were SOL. Most drug dealers didn’t use GPS-type preventatives in their cars because the technology could be used by authorities to track the criminals themselves instead. Glancing back at Nick confirmed that he didn’t have time for hiding the car.
Besides, who in their right mind would steal a car from a cartel leader when it was obvious who it belonged to?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The houses crowded each other in varying shades of faded gray. A few pieces of clothing hung on the occasional clothesline. Lonely flowerpots dotted the bleak faces of otherwise ramshackle buildings. Few people were on the streets despite the hour. It was as if residents knew they were safer indoors.
Leland found the building Risa had indicated and parked the non-descript but shiny SUV out front. Large sun-bleached doors that most likely led into a courtyard were shut tight. His shoulder throbbe...d now, and he was hyper aware of the blood running down his arm and dripping onto his seat.
He wondered briefly if Rivera’s SUV was LoJacked and prayed it wasn’t or they were SOL. Most drug dealers didn’t use GPS-type preventatives in their cars because the technology could be used by authorities to track the criminals themselves instead. Glancing back at Nick confirmed that he didn’t have time for hiding the car.
Besides, who in their right mind would steal a car from a cartel leader when it was obvious who it belonged to?
What to read after Hard Target: Elite Ops - book One?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Kay to read onlineMoreLess
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