The Devil's Waters
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The rows of lashing bridges across the cargo deck made for great cover if he stood still, but he couldn’t.
After clambering over and through the first two sets of gates and cables, LB paused to gather himself. He remembered what it was like to be younger and leaner, when he could have slung himself over this landscape, leaped and landed, leaped again. There was a time he was so quick that even if he was spotted, no one would believe they’d seen a man, not just a trick of the eye.
He squatted in ...an alley between two lashing bridges, at the base of the forward crane, stuck with a beat-up, squat forty-two-year-old soldier’s body. If he continued to stumble over the obstacles every twenty feet on the cargo deck, he’d be a sitting duck for anyone watching from the bridge, even in starlight. His camos and clumsiness would mark him against the white-painted field.
If he was going to get a count of the pirates, their weapons and positions, no other way presented itself. He’d need to take a closer look.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rows of lashing bridges across the cargo deck made for great cover if he stood still, but he couldn’t.
After clambering over and through the first two sets of gates and cables, LB paused to gather himself. He remembered what it was like to be younger and leaner, when he could have slung himself over this landscape, leaped and landed, leaped again. There was a time he was so quick that even if he was spotted, no one would believe they’d seen a man, not just a trick of the eye.
He squatted in ...an alley between two lashing bridges, at the base of the forward crane, stuck with a beat-up, squat forty-two-year-old soldier’s body. If he continued to stumble over the obstacles every twenty feet on the cargo deck, he’d be a sitting duck for anyone watching from the bridge, even in starlight. His camos and clumsiness would mark him against the white-painted field.
If he was going to get a count of the pirates, their weapons and positions, no other way presented itself. He’d need to take a closer look.
What to read after The Devil's Waters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David L. Robbins to read onlineMoreLess
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