No Man's Land
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Corso asked.
Special Agent Rosen abandoned his chair and walked over to the window. He stood with his hands on his hips gazing down at the city below. They’d spent the first two hours in a windowless interrogation room on the sixth floor of the Federal Building in downtown Phoenix. About the time Corso’s story began to check out .
. . after they found the stolen truck in the casino parking lot where he’d said it would be . . . after they found the haz-mat suits floating around inside the tanker ...truck, found the hotel room and the casino security guard, they’d moved the show up two floors to the corner conference room where they were now. Rosen leaned back against the window and made heavy eye contact with Corso.
“How’s your hand?” he asked Corso.
“Better,” Corso said. “Thanks for the professional repair work.”
“And you’ve got no idea where they may be headed.”
“None,” Corso said. “Kehoe claims to be alone on the planet and Driver just rambles on and on about fish and grizzly bears and blowflies and whatever else crosses his mind.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Corso asked.
Special Agent Rosen abandoned his chair and walked over to the window. He stood with his hands on his hips gazing down at the city below. They’d spent the first two hours in a windowless interrogation room on the sixth floor of the Federal Building in downtown Phoenix. About the time Corso’s story began to check out .
. . after they found the stolen truck in the casino parking lot where he’d said it would be . . . after they found the haz-mat suits floating around inside the tanker ...truck, found the hotel room and the casino security guard, they’d moved the show up two floors to the corner conference room where they were now. Rosen leaned back against the window and made heavy eye contact with Corso.
“How’s your hand?” he asked Corso.
“Better,” Corso said. “Thanks for the professional repair work.”
“And you’ve got no idea where they may be headed.”
“None,” Corso said. “Kehoe claims to be alone on the planet and Driver just rambles on and on about fish and grizzly bears and blowflies and whatever else crosses his mind.”
What to read after No Man's Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G. M. Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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