The Dying of the Light (Book 1): End
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First, there was the cryptic text message about something important to show him, and she stands him up. Then she doesn’t call, text, or email for a week. As far as he could tell, her car hadn’t moved from her parking lot in all that time, either. He’d called the police, but they couldn’t or wouldn’t do anything. She’d gone off without telling anyone before, she had no next of kin, and there was nothing suspicious. Not to them, anyway. But I know Doris, and something isn’t right. This whole thing... is suspicious. He raised the expensive digital camera he’d snagged from her kitchen table and took a few photos of the soldiers standing around, as well as the one talking to the police chief. There was nothing that indicated that they were anything other than what they were supposed to be, but he was far too paranoid for that. You didn’t get to be on the government’s cyber-crimes watch-list by believing everything they told you. Still, there was a connection here. Doris had been talking to this same group — USAMRIID — last week when the toxins had spilled up in Rawlins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First, there was the cryptic text message about something important to show him, and she stands him up. Then she doesn’t call, text, or email for a week. As far as he could tell, her car hadn’t moved from her parking lot in all that time, either. He’d called the police, but they couldn’t or wouldn’t do anything. She’d gone off without telling anyone before, she had no next of kin, and there was nothing suspicious. Not to them, anyway. But I know Doris, and something isn’t right. This whole thing... is suspicious. He raised the expensive digital camera he’d snagged from her kitchen table and took a few photos of the soldiers standing around, as well as the one talking to the police chief. There was nothing that indicated that they were anything other than what they were supposed to be, but he was far too paranoid for that. You didn’t get to be on the government’s cyber-crimes watch-list by believing everything they told you. Still, there was a connection here. Doris had been talking to this same group — USAMRIID — last week when the toxins had spilled up in Rawlins.
What to read after The Dying of the Light (Book 1): End?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kristopher, Jason to read onlineMoreLess
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