Nemesis
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One moment he was peering at the pavements, trying to spot her. The next, she was in the passenger seat beside him.
Saburova’s eyes roved clinically over Vodovos in the back seat.
‘They allowed you to take him?’ ‘I spun them a yarn,’ Purkiss said. ‘We haven’t got long, though.’ ‘What has he told you so far?’ She spoke as if Vodovos wasn’t there.
‘That Mossberg was in on it. He knew the exchange was going to be sabotaged and he was going to be freed. Vodovos believes Moscow set the whole thing up....’ After a moment, she said, ‘No. I do not believe that.’ ‘Neither do I, as it happens,’ said Purkiss.
Over the last twenty years, King’s Cross had been cleaned up. While it wasn’t exactly gentrified, it had changed to accommodate the ever-increasing flow of tourists through its station, and the drug dealers and prostitutes had largely been forced north into Camden Town and its environs. But the back streets behind the station retained a lot of their traditional seediness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One moment he was peering at the pavements, trying to spot her. The next, she was in the passenger seat beside him.
Saburova’s eyes roved clinically over Vodovos in the back seat.
‘They allowed you to take him?’ ‘I spun them a yarn,’ Purkiss said. ‘We haven’t got long, though.’ ‘What has he told you so far?’ She spoke as if Vodovos wasn’t there.
‘That Mossberg was in on it. He knew the exchange was going to be sabotaged and he was going to be freed. Vodovos believes Moscow set the whole thing up....’ After a moment, she said, ‘No. I do not believe that.’ ‘Neither do I, as it happens,’ said Purkiss.
Over the last twenty years, King’s Cross had been cleaned up. While it wasn’t exactly gentrified, it had changed to accommodate the ever-increasing flow of tourists through its station, and the drug dealers and prostitutes had largely been forced north into Camden Town and its environs. But the back streets behind the station retained a lot of their traditional seediness.
What to read after Nemesis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tim Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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