The Devil's Pitchfork
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The cop directed him to park his car to one side. Pilcher did so, climbing slowly out of the car, his energy nearly gone. His body was once again soaked in sweat from his nightmarish trip through the White House, fear and stress leaching from his pores. He would have to take a break soon, get a couple hours of sleep, but first Spigotta had told him to run over here, check on things. There were reports of shootings and then an explosion...What he saw was the burning wreckage of two vehicles and a... helicopter. The area was lit up in flashing red and blue and white. The stench of burning fuel permeated the air. Heat baked off the wreckage. Half a dozen police cars, two fire trucks, a swarm of firemen and cops. He gaped at the helicopter. Was it...?He looked around for the person in charge and located a bulky man shouting through a bullhorn at rescue workers. Pilcher strode over, ID ready. He introduced himself. The man’s jacket indicated he was with the fire department. He glanced at the ID and said, “Probably need NTSB, too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cop directed him to park his car to one side. Pilcher did so, climbing slowly out of the car, his energy nearly gone. His body was once again soaked in sweat from his nightmarish trip through the White House, fear and stress leaching from his pores. He would have to take a break soon, get a couple hours of sleep, but first Spigotta had told him to run over here, check on things. There were reports of shootings and then an explosion...What he saw was the burning wreckage of two vehicles and a... helicopter. The area was lit up in flashing red and blue and white. The stench of burning fuel permeated the air. Heat baked off the wreckage. Half a dozen police cars, two fire trucks, a swarm of firemen and cops. He gaped at the helicopter. Was it...?He looked around for the person in charge and located a bulky man shouting through a bullhorn at rescue workers. Pilcher strode over, ID ready. He introduced himself. The man’s jacket indicated he was with the fire department. He glanced at the ID and said, “Probably need NTSB, too.
What to read after The Devil's Pitchfork?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Terry to read onlineMoreLess
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