Mountain Investigation
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Besides, Johnson was off chasing other leads. The SAC hadn’t said as much, but Gray knew his boss held little hope of Mariah being able to help at this point. That was why Johnson had agreed so readily to the op up at the ridgeline cabin, and why he’d assigned a handful of relatively junior agents to the protective detail. Which was just fine as far as Gray was concerned, because it gave him greater leeway than he would’ve had otherwise—including the leverage to fall in with Mariah’s plan of hik...ing out into the woods to meditate. If they were lucky, it’d smooth out the edges they were both feeling, allowing her to relax and access her memories of being incarcerated.
He was rationalizing—he knew it. Logic dictated that they should stay put in the cabin, that Mariah should try working with the self-hypnosis protocols the profiler, Thorne, had given her. Instead, they were going for a damn walk, not just because Mariah thought it would help her remember, but because he’d dumped his story on her, and in the aftermath she’d recognized that if he didn’t get out of the cabin, didn’t burn off some of the restless, edgy energy that always gathered when he thought about the day of the bombing, the consequences could be dire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, Johnson was off chasing other leads. The SAC hadn’t said as much, but Gray knew his boss held little hope of Mariah being able to help at this point. That was why Johnson had agreed so readily to the op up at the ridgeline cabin, and why he’d assigned a handful of relatively junior agents to the protective detail. Which was just fine as far as Gray was concerned, because it gave him greater leeway than he would’ve had otherwise—including the leverage to fall in with Mariah’s plan of hik...ing out into the woods to meditate. If they were lucky, it’d smooth out the edges they were both feeling, allowing her to relax and access her memories of being incarcerated.
He was rationalizing—he knew it. Logic dictated that they should stay put in the cabin, that Mariah should try working with the self-hypnosis protocols the profiler, Thorne, had given her. Instead, they were going for a damn walk, not just because Mariah thought it would help her remember, but because he’d dumped his story on her, and in the aftermath she’d recognized that if he didn’t get out of the cabin, didn’t burn off some of the restless, edgy energy that always gathered when he thought about the day of the bombing, the consequences could be dire.
What to read after Mountain Investigation?
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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