The Devil's Dream: a Nightmare
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He wore a gray suit, his tie hanging down perfectly to his belt buckle, and even with every piece of his hair placed just where it should be, he knew he was hopelessly out of his depth.
The Assistant Director of FBI Operations, Art Brayden, sat to Jake’s left, and the Director of the FBI, Gyle James, sat behind the desk.
Jake was a detective for Katy, Texas—on leave now, unpaid, and there still hadn’t been any discussion about how he was supposed to eat, let alone pay bills.
“How are... you?” Gyle James asked, looking at Jake.
“I’m well. Thank you for having me.”
“Art seems to think you have some potential to help what’s happening here, so we’re glad to have you aboard. Just do your best to carry your own weight, as this has already reached a point of seriousness that I doubt Texas sees much.”
Jake nodded and watched Gyle turn to Art.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wore a gray suit, his tie hanging down perfectly to his belt buckle, and even with every piece of his hair placed just where it should be, he knew he was hopelessly out of his depth.
The Assistant Director of FBI Operations, Art Brayden, sat to Jake’s left, and the Director of the FBI, Gyle James, sat behind the desk.
Jake was a detective for Katy, Texas—on leave now, unpaid, and there still hadn’t been any discussion about how he was supposed to eat, let alone pay bills.
“How are... you?” Gyle James asked, looking at Jake.
“I’m well. Thank you for having me.”
“Art seems to think you have some potential to help what’s happening here, so we’re glad to have you aboard. Just do your best to carry your own weight, as this has already reached a point of seriousness that I doubt Texas sees much.”
Jake nodded and watched Gyle turn to Art.
What to read after The Devil's Dream: a Nightmare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Beers to read onlineMoreLess
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