Uncivil Liberties
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June Wednesday morning, Devlin Hegarty sat in John Harford’s office, discussing the latest turn of events and the final plans for the Saturday events in San Antonio and Kansas City.
“Who could have envisioned that Homeland Security would lose their secretary so quickly? General Austin was one of the staunchest opponents of Domestic Tranquility, or so my inside sources tell me. We’re well-rid of the bastard,” Harford said.
Hegarty wondered silently whether Harford had other teams working on such... events, or if it was truly a coincidence and Al Qaida was behind the attack.
“One more thing, Devlin. It’s come to my attention that Senator McKenzie of Kansas will be at the Marriott on Saturday morning, giving an address to the city managers who are holding a convention. That’s actually a stroke of luck.”
“Do you want the explosion timed to her address?” Hegarty asked.
“Absolutely not. That’s what I’m saying. She’ll speak at 11:00 AM, giving the keynote. I want the explosion no earlier than 2:00 PM.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
June Wednesday morning, Devlin Hegarty sat in John Harford’s office, discussing the latest turn of events and the final plans for the Saturday events in San Antonio and Kansas City.
“Who could have envisioned that Homeland Security would lose their secretary so quickly? General Austin was one of the staunchest opponents of Domestic Tranquility, or so my inside sources tell me. We’re well-rid of the bastard,” Harford said.
Hegarty wondered silently whether Harford had other teams working on such... events, or if it was truly a coincidence and Al Qaida was behind the attack.
“One more thing, Devlin. It’s come to my attention that Senator McKenzie of Kansas will be at the Marriott on Saturday morning, giving an address to the city managers who are holding a convention. That’s actually a stroke of luck.”
“Do you want the explosion timed to her address?” Hegarty asked.
“Absolutely not. That’s what I’m saying. She’ll speak at 11:00 AM, giving the keynote. I want the explosion no earlier than 2:00 PM.
What to read after Uncivil Liberties?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gordon Ryan to read onlineMoreLess
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