Titanium Security Series 4 - Extinguished
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The light was too low for him to see anything at first. His mouth was dry and he was groggy as shit, like he’d been drugged or something. Wherever he was it was dim and smelled slightly stale, the air overlaid with the sharp sting of antiseptic.
As his eyes slowly focused on his surroundings he became aware of faint, shuffling footsteps beyond the room he was in, and the pain radiating up his back and arms. He blinked, made out the shape of the small rectangular room, then saw the rails on eithe...r side of him and realized he was lying in a hospital bed.
In an instant, everything slammed front and center into his brain. The winding Khyber Pass, the explosion, coming to as someone hauled him from the burning wreckage. Trying to scream and not being able to. Regaining consciousness again later to see Gage’s frantic attempt to stop the bleeding in his legs— His legs.
He shot up on his elbows and craned his neck down the length of his supine body to get a better look. He could see the outline of them beneath the blankets, but he couldn’t feel them so he blinked again, praying he wasn’t imagining things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The light was too low for him to see anything at first. His mouth was dry and he was groggy as shit, like he’d been drugged or something. Wherever he was it was dim and smelled slightly stale, the air overlaid with the sharp sting of antiseptic.
As his eyes slowly focused on his surroundings he became aware of faint, shuffling footsteps beyond the room he was in, and the pain radiating up his back and arms. He blinked, made out the shape of the small rectangular room, then saw the rails on eithe...r side of him and realized he was lying in a hospital bed.
In an instant, everything slammed front and center into his brain. The winding Khyber Pass, the explosion, coming to as someone hauled him from the burning wreckage. Trying to scream and not being able to. Regaining consciousness again later to see Gage’s frantic attempt to stop the bleeding in his legs— His legs.
He shot up on his elbows and craned his neck down the length of his supine body to get a better look. He could see the outline of them beneath the blankets, but he couldn’t feel them so he blinked again, praying he wasn’t imagining things.
What to read after Titanium Security Series 4 - Extinguished?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kaylea Cross to read onlineMoreLess
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