The Threateners (2013)
The Threateners
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But now he’d dropped his Americano act for the moment, and the real Marcus Piedra seemed to be a stuffier Latin type, with more strongly accented English, who liked to be taken seriously.
He spoke stiffly: “I am working on a sequel, yes. My first book was an intensive study-in-depth of the relevant countries of South America with emphasis on the political, economic, and social effects of the trade in drugs, particularly cocaine.” There’s nothing quite as pompous as an author explaining his o...wn book to a heathen who hasn’t read it. He went on: “I reported on the illicit organizations involved, like the Medellm cartel in Colombia, and I suggested that rather than being independent kingdoms of crime, they had recently become only parts of a greater illicit empire that included the whole continent of South America, plus Central America, ruled by an upstart former lieutenant of the Ochoas—”
I interrupted. “What’s an Ochoa?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But now he’d dropped his Americano act for the moment, and the real Marcus Piedra seemed to be a stuffier Latin type, with more strongly accented English, who liked to be taken seriously.
He spoke stiffly: “I am working on a sequel, yes. My first book was an intensive study-in-depth of the relevant countries of South America with emphasis on the political, economic, and social effects of the trade in drugs, particularly cocaine.” There’s nothing quite as pompous as an author explaining his o...wn book to a heathen who hasn’t read it. He went on: “I reported on the illicit organizations involved, like the Medellm cartel in Colombia, and I suggested that rather than being independent kingdoms of crime, they had recently become only parts of a greater illicit empire that included the whole continent of South America, plus Central America, ruled by an upstart former lieutenant of the Ochoas—”
I interrupted. “What’s an Ochoa?”
What to read after The Threateners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donald Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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