Scratch (Corporate Hitman book 2)
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She needed to stop thinking about Zio, and the trap of emotions, and career suicide he represented. She believed in what she did. Believed in doing right. She figured that’s why she was so torn. She watched her brother fall apart at the seams after the Vikhrov case. Her brother, who had the same sense of justice as her, had done what he’d needed to do for his job, and it nearly killed him. She’d watched the once ambitious and straight-laced man spiral until she’d fought to bring him back.
...She didn’t want to be another casualty of faulty law.
If her brother was right, than Inzio Vikhrov, though a criminal, hadn’t deserved anywhere near the sentence he’d received. He’d been railroaded by a system that needed to have a tidy ending. Hell, at the least, she could give him that, while on the wrong side of the law; he’d gone down without ever bringing a single-family member with him. That spoke of loyalty most didn’t see these days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She needed to stop thinking about Zio, and the trap of emotions, and career suicide he represented. She believed in what she did. Believed in doing right. She figured that’s why she was so torn. She watched her brother fall apart at the seams after the Vikhrov case. Her brother, who had the same sense of justice as her, had done what he’d needed to do for his job, and it nearly killed him. She’d watched the once ambitious and straight-laced man spiral until she’d fought to bring him back.
...She didn’t want to be another casualty of faulty law.
If her brother was right, than Inzio Vikhrov, though a criminal, hadn’t deserved anywhere near the sentence he’d received. He’d been railroaded by a system that needed to have a tidy ending. Hell, at the least, she could give him that, while on the wrong side of the law; he’d gone down without ever bringing a single-family member with him. That spoke of loyalty most didn’t see these days.
What to read after Scratch (Corporate Hitman book 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Olivia Linden to read onlineMoreLess
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