The Kremlin Device (1999)
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Until I heard Whinger snoring, that is: then everything flooded back.
‘All in a day’s work,’ I’d said cheerily to Rick when we came in the night before – and a hell of a day we’d had. But it had been exhilarating too, and a sharpening change from the routine of training.
Naturally we’d had a wash-up with our own lads as soon as we had come in: they’d got a brew on, and we’d sat up till after midnight analysing the hit. We had also had a discussion – not quite an argument – about what had come to... be known as the ‘diplomatic bag’. A count had shown it to contain 110,000 dollars.
When the lads saw that amount of money tipped out on the kitchen table they uttered, ‘Firekin ell!’ in a kind of chorus.
If there’s one thing that makes SAS lads take leave of their senses it’s money. Normally they’re pretty straight-up, but somehow the sight of cash sends them bananas.
‘There’s my Jag!’ Pavarotti cried with his eyes glazing over.
‘Bugger the Jag!’ Pete told him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Until I heard Whinger snoring, that is: then everything flooded back.
‘All in a day’s work,’ I’d said cheerily to Rick when we came in the night before – and a hell of a day we’d had. But it had been exhilarating too, and a sharpening change from the routine of training.
Naturally we’d had a wash-up with our own lads as soon as we had come in: they’d got a brew on, and we’d sat up till after midnight analysing the hit. We had also had a discussion – not quite an argument – about what had come to... be known as the ‘diplomatic bag’. A count had shown it to contain 110,000 dollars.
When the lads saw that amount of money tipped out on the kitchen table they uttered, ‘Firekin ell!’ in a kind of chorus.
If there’s one thing that makes SAS lads take leave of their senses it’s money. Normally they’re pretty straight-up, but somehow the sight of cash sends them bananas.
‘There’s my Jag!’ Pavarotti cried with his eyes glazing over.
‘Bugger the Jag!’ Pete told him.
What to read after The Kremlin Device?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chris Ryan to read onlineMoreLess
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