The Cairo Affair
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The low, pale hills and long flat stretches were hypnotic and at times breathtaking. Occasionally cars blew past in the opposite direction, usually stuffed with men, one full of Bedouins with rifles. Some honked loud greetings. John kept the speedometer at about 70 miles per hour, watching out for boulders that might have rolled onto the road, or been pushed, and IEDs.“Do you know what you’re doing once you get there?” he asked after the silence had grown tedious.“I know who to look for,” Jibril... said. “Some will still be around.”“And you’ll be America’s ears in the heart of the revolution.”“Hardly.” Jibril scratched his long nose. “This is bigger than me, John. It’s bigger than the Agency, no matter what Langley thinks. The Agency has a bad habit of doing the right thing at the wrong time, and that won’t happen here.”“What does Langley think?”There was a pause, and again John turned to look at Jibril, but his passenger was staring out the window at the desert creeping by.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The low, pale hills and long flat stretches were hypnotic and at times breathtaking. Occasionally cars blew past in the opposite direction, usually stuffed with men, one full of Bedouins with rifles. Some honked loud greetings. John kept the speedometer at about 70 miles per hour, watching out for boulders that might have rolled onto the road, or been pushed, and IEDs.“Do you know what you’re doing once you get there?” he asked after the silence had grown tedious.“I know who to look for,” Jibril... said. “Some will still be around.”“And you’ll be America’s ears in the heart of the revolution.”“Hardly.” Jibril scratched his long nose. “This is bigger than me, John. It’s bigger than the Agency, no matter what Langley thinks. The Agency has a bad habit of doing the right thing at the wrong time, and that won’t happen here.”“What does Langley think?”There was a pause, and again John turned to look at Jibril, but his passenger was staring out the window at the desert creeping by.
What to read after The Cairo Affair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Olen Steinhauer to read onlineMoreLess
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