Internal Affairs
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The average passerby never would’ve guessed the space had been taken over by a covert ops group so secret it didn’t even really have a name. The building was squat and rectangular, stuck amid several similar buildings, with nothing much to recommend it aside from its relative anonymity.But M. K. O’Reilly and the other members of the Cell preferred it that way. Anonymous was effective, in their line of work.Flanked on either side by his driver and another agent, both fully armed and silent, Romo ...headed for the boss’s office, aware that his escorts would shoot him without a qualm if it looked for a second as if he posed a threat. Mission or no mission, nobody trusted an undercover agent fresh in from the field.Well, that was fine with him; he didn’t intend to pose a threat to anyone except al-Jihad and his people. He wanted to get this over with, so he could…Hell, he thought, frustration and anger combining inside him, forming a hard knot in his gut, he didn’t know what he was going to do next, but he knew he damn well didn’t want to do it in Bear Claw.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The average passerby never would’ve guessed the space had been taken over by a covert ops group so secret it didn’t even really have a name. The building was squat and rectangular, stuck amid several similar buildings, with nothing much to recommend it aside from its relative anonymity.But M. K. O’Reilly and the other members of the Cell preferred it that way. Anonymous was effective, in their line of work.Flanked on either side by his driver and another agent, both fully armed and silent, Romo ...headed for the boss’s office, aware that his escorts would shoot him without a qualm if it looked for a second as if he posed a threat. Mission or no mission, nobody trusted an undercover agent fresh in from the field.Well, that was fine with him; he didn’t intend to pose a threat to anyone except al-Jihad and his people. He wanted to get this over with, so he could…Hell, he thought, frustration and anger combining inside him, forming a hard knot in his gut, he didn’t know what he was going to do next, but he knew he damn well didn’t want to do it in Bear Claw.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andersen, Jessica to read onlineMoreLess
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