The Korean Intercept
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It was a trick you learned working covert ops in hostile territory, when the team just flat-out couldn't push on any farther due to fatigue, or maybe daylight was setting in and you had to He low until nightfall to avoid detection. A security perimeter would be established, and then the men of the team could take turns catching some shut-eye; enough to recharge, while the senses remained attuned to dangerous surroundings, to come completely awake at the slightest sound. Galt retained a conscious... awareness of where he was, enveloped there in the steady whine of the jet, but he slipped deeper than he intended into the gray area between awake and asleep.He dreamed.He knew it was a dream, but somehow that awareness did not diminish its immediacy, the reality of the images unfolding in his mind. It was lovely, at first.Some national holiday. The schools were out. He'd scheduled the day off so he could take his little family to the shore. The sand blazed almost as brightly as the sun. Kate lounged on a blanket beneath a beach umbrella with their youngest, Annie, playing in the sand nearby.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a trick you learned working covert ops in hostile territory, when the team just flat-out couldn't push on any farther due to fatigue, or maybe daylight was setting in and you had to He low until nightfall to avoid detection. A security perimeter would be established, and then the men of the team could take turns catching some shut-eye; enough to recharge, while the senses remained attuned to dangerous surroundings, to come completely awake at the slightest sound. Galt retained a conscious... awareness of where he was, enveloped there in the steady whine of the jet, but he slipped deeper than he intended into the gray area between awake and asleep.He dreamed.He knew it was a dream, but somehow that awareness did not diminish its immediacy, the reality of the images unfolding in his mind. It was lovely, at first.Some national holiday. The schools were out. He'd scheduled the day off so he could take his little family to the shore. The sand blazed almost as brightly as the sun. Kate lounged on a blanket beneath a beach umbrella with their youngest, Annie, playing in the sand nearby.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mertz, Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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