The General's Daughter
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Cynthia asked.
“Psy-Ops School. We’ll eat Colonel Moore for breakfast.”
Each house on Bethany Hill had a regulation white sign with black lettering displayed on a post near the driveway, and, about five houses from Colonel Fowler’s house, I saw a sign that said, “Colonel & Mrs. Kent.” I pointed it out to Cynthia and commented, “I wonder where Bill Kent will be living next month?”
“I hope it’s not Leavenworth, Kansas. I feel sorry for him.”
“People make their own bad luck.”
“B...e a little compassionate, Paul.”
“Okay. Considering the extent of the corruption here, there will be a rash of sudden resignations, retirements, and transfers, maybe a few divorces, but, with luck, no courts-martial for actions unbecoming an officer.” I added, “They’d need a whole cell block at Leavenworth for Ann Campbell’s lovers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cynthia asked.
“Psy-Ops School. We’ll eat Colonel Moore for breakfast.”
Each house on Bethany Hill had a regulation white sign with black lettering displayed on a post near the driveway, and, about five houses from Colonel Fowler’s house, I saw a sign that said, “Colonel & Mrs. Kent.” I pointed it out to Cynthia and commented, “I wonder where Bill Kent will be living next month?”
“I hope it’s not Leavenworth, Kansas. I feel sorry for him.”
“People make their own bad luck.”
“B...e a little compassionate, Paul.”
“Okay. Considering the extent of the corruption here, there will be a rash of sudden resignations, retirements, and transfers, maybe a few divorces, but, with luck, no courts-martial for actions unbecoming an officer.” I added, “They’d need a whole cell block at Leavenworth for Ann Campbell’s lovers.
What to read after The General's Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nelson Demille to read onlineMoreLess
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