Live Wire (2016)
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“Up. On your feet.”
The two men with weight bars in their hands swung stupidly into action, just as Bishop had said they would do. And as predicted, the Russians quickly disarmed them. One moron nursed a head wound, and the other cried in the corner. Very manly.
Blood didn’t normally bother her. However, she hated that they made no attempt to clean up. Red drips ran down their faces. Her stomach churned, but she followed directions, standing next to Bishop.
Another man came in the room, speaking... what had to be Russian, and they ordered the bleeders to their feet.
“What are they saying?” she asked Bishop as soon as they had enough privacy.
“I’m not sure.” His gaze darted. “I think we’re on the move.”
“To another room?”
“Not likely.”
“Why?”
He gave an intense, fact-finding look at the room. “Don’t know.”
“Why are they keeping us?”
“That I really don’t know. Doesn’t make sense.”
“Bishop…” Her stomach did more than churn. It was a churn-slash-ready-to-puke combo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Up. On your feet.”
The two men with weight bars in their hands swung stupidly into action, just as Bishop had said they would do. And as predicted, the Russians quickly disarmed them. One moron nursed a head wound, and the other cried in the corner. Very manly.
Blood didn’t normally bother her. However, she hated that they made no attempt to clean up. Red drips ran down their faces. Her stomach churned, but she followed directions, standing next to Bishop.
Another man came in the room, speaking... what had to be Russian, and they ordered the bleeders to their feet.
“What are they saying?” she asked Bishop as soon as they had enough privacy.
“I’m not sure.” His gaze darted. “I think we’re on the move.”
“To another room?”
“Not likely.”
“Why?”
He gave an intense, fact-finding look at the room. “Don’t know.”
“Why are they keeping us?”
“That I really don’t know. Doesn’t make sense.”
“Bishop…” Her stomach did more than churn. It was a churn-slash-ready-to-puke combo.
What to read after Live Wire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cristin Harber to read onlineMoreLess
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