The Storm
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A half mile from them sat the two odd-looking jets that had flown over them and a third aircraft of the same type, which they hadn’t seen approach. All three sat quietly up against the right side of what passed as the runway.From a breast pocket he pulled the compact set of binoculars he’d liberated from Jinn’s dead guard at the bottom of the well. Brushing sand from the lenses, he lifted them to his eyes.“You were right,” he said. “Not exactly JFK. More like Edwards Air Force Base out in Califo...rnia.”“Dry lake bed for a runway,” Joe replied, “but what on earth are they doing down there?”Kurt watched as Jinn’s men poured from holes in the ground like angry ants. They scurried around the three aircraft in a haphazard way. Nearby, a set of trucks idled with black diesel smoke drifting from their exhaust stacks. A trio of forklifts seemed to be staging huge loads of equipment, and a tanker truck was easing out of a tunnel in the rock wall, moving at a snail’s pace.Joe’s concept of an ant farm seemed more accurate every minute.“They must have ramps and tunnels everywhere,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A half mile from them sat the two odd-looking jets that had flown over them and a third aircraft of the same type, which they hadn’t seen approach. All three sat quietly up against the right side of what passed as the runway.From a breast pocket he pulled the compact set of binoculars he’d liberated from Jinn’s dead guard at the bottom of the well. Brushing sand from the lenses, he lifted them to his eyes.“You were right,” he said. “Not exactly JFK. More like Edwards Air Force Base out in Califo...rnia.”“Dry lake bed for a runway,” Joe replied, “but what on earth are they doing down there?”Kurt watched as Jinn’s men poured from holes in the ground like angry ants. They scurried around the three aircraft in a haphazard way. Nearby, a set of trucks idled with black diesel smoke drifting from their exhaust stacks. A trio of forklifts seemed to be staging huge loads of equipment, and a tanker truck was easing out of a tunnel in the rock wall, moving at a snail’s pace.Joe’s concept of an ant farm seemed more accurate every minute.“They must have ramps and tunnels everywhere,”
What to read after The Storm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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