Severance Kill
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For a bizarre moment his leg was raised above him, its red wetness spraying in the morning light, before his back crashed down and his leg followed with a jar. He was blinded, pierced through by agony.
Through the shimmering waves of screaming nausea he watched the woman, handling the gun as elegantly as a toddler with a monkey wrench, wave it shakily in his direction. Beyond, a man collapsed under Calvary’s shots. The young Blažek, Janos, was half-masking Calvary, a human shield.
Consci...ousness was ebbing. Tamarkin’s mind, detached from his body’s pain, did the calculations.
Either the woman or Calvary would kill him if he shot the other. And Calvary needed to remain alive for the time being.
Even if Tamarkin survived this encounter, Calvary was going to get away this time, and with Janos.
Janos might or might not know where Gaines was being held. If he did, and if he hadn’t yet told Calvary, Calvary would make him reveal what he knew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a bizarre moment his leg was raised above him, its red wetness spraying in the morning light, before his back crashed down and his leg followed with a jar. He was blinded, pierced through by agony.
Through the shimmering waves of screaming nausea he watched the woman, handling the gun as elegantly as a toddler with a monkey wrench, wave it shakily in his direction. Beyond, a man collapsed under Calvary’s shots. The young Blažek, Janos, was half-masking Calvary, a human shield.
Consci...ousness was ebbing. Tamarkin’s mind, detached from his body’s pain, did the calculations.
Either the woman or Calvary would kill him if he shot the other. And Calvary needed to remain alive for the time being.
Even if Tamarkin survived this encounter, Calvary was going to get away this time, and with Janos.
Janos might or might not know where Gaines was being held. If he did, and if he hadn’t yet told Calvary, Calvary would make him reveal what he knew.
What to read after Severance Kill?
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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