The Black Ships
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Callum looked up as Mark Frey set his mug on the table and dropped into a seat across from him. “Fired on the crowd,” Cal said, holding up the newspaper that he had been reading. “There were a few rocks thrown, maybe a Molotov cocktail or two, but no soldiers were hurt beyond a couple of minor cuts, and the bastards fired on a crowd of hungry civilians.” He slapped the paper on the table in anger.
His tirade went largely unnoticed. The Groundskeeper, or GK, was known as a hotbed of political arg...ument and one more angry young man would not attract any attention. It was the main reason that Mark had suggested it when Cal first approached him. Cal had contacted Kevin through a rented mailbox after reaching New York to ask for Mark’s information.
Before everything had fallen apart at Moffett Field, the two men had discussed the possibility of setting up a new cell on the east coast. Kevin had mentioned a like-minded cousin who worked as a cab driver in Midtown Manhattan, and Cal was eager to use the connection to get a head start on his new group.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Callum looked up as Mark Frey set his mug on the table and dropped into a seat across from him. “Fired on the crowd,” Cal said, holding up the newspaper that he had been reading. “There were a few rocks thrown, maybe a Molotov cocktail or two, but no soldiers were hurt beyond a couple of minor cuts, and the bastards fired on a crowd of hungry civilians.” He slapped the paper on the table in anger.
His tirade went largely unnoticed. The Groundskeeper, or GK, was known as a hotbed of political arg...ument and one more angry young man would not attract any attention. It was the main reason that Mark had suggested it when Cal first approached him. Cal had contacted Kevin through a rented mailbox after reaching New York to ask for Mark’s information.
Before everything had fallen apart at Moffett Field, the two men had discussed the possibility of setting up a new cell on the east coast. Kevin had mentioned a like-minded cousin who worked as a cab driver in Midtown Manhattan, and Cal was eager to use the connection to get a head start on his new group.
What to read after The Black Ships?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A. G. Claymore to read onlineMoreLess
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