The Musashi Flex
The Musashi Flex
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“What are you doing here?”
“Watching part of your documentary,” he said. “Waiting for you to finish your shower so we could talk.”
She shook her head.
“You aren’t going to call security and have me thrown out?” He gave her a small grin. A smile that said he was very much aware that there wasn’t enough security in this hotel to remove him if he decided he didn’t want to go.
“Asshole,” she said under her breath. Louder, she said, “Wait right there.” She went to the closest, found a robe, slipped i...t on and crowed it shut, then wiggled out of the towel and came back to face him. Well. She wasn’t slow. He had spotted her, turned the tail around, and followed her, and he already knew who she was and what she was doing. Sola didn’t much like any of that, but it was what it was. You had to admire his skill.
“You wanted to put me in this?” He waved at the image, now frozen into small statues in the air.
“Yes.”
“I’m flattered.”
“I think maybe you’re not so easily flattered, M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“What are you doing here?”
“Watching part of your documentary,” he said. “Waiting for you to finish your shower so we could talk.”
She shook her head.
“You aren’t going to call security and have me thrown out?” He gave her a small grin. A smile that said he was very much aware that there wasn’t enough security in this hotel to remove him if he decided he didn’t want to go.
“Asshole,” she said under her breath. Louder, she said, “Wait right there.” She went to the closest, found a robe, slipped i...t on and crowed it shut, then wiggled out of the towel and came back to face him. Well. She wasn’t slow. He had spotted her, turned the tail around, and followed her, and he already knew who she was and what she was doing. Sola didn’t much like any of that, but it was what it was. You had to admire his skill.
“You wanted to put me in this?” He waved at the image, now frozen into small statues in the air.
“Yes.”
“I’m flattered.”
“I think maybe you’re not so easily flattered, M.
What to read after The Musashi Flex?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steve Berry to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 4 years ago
Having read Steve Perry's "The Man Who Never Missed" and immensely enjoyed it, it was gratifying to find the origins of the 96 steps of the art of Sumito.That they originated from a lifelong journey to reach the summit of martial arts prowess in the Musashi Flex, and then only through a moment of relampago to make it all come together, seems fitting.
An enjoyable read and an excellent precursor to the author's Matador series which I thoroughly recommend
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