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Alias-the-Blackbird-Chapter-03
CAPTAIN HAMMER lay still a long time after the Gold Beetle had crashed. He was prone in the darkness of the forward gangway, a space not much bigger than a coffin. The great ship, stalling, nose up, as Hammer pushed back the wheel yoke, had poised with treetops brushing her keel, then dropped flat as a pancake. She broke through snapping tree limbs, crashing with shock after shock. Her splintering tail struck the ground first, taking the brunt of the blow, and was immediately shivered to kindling. Then,…-
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Alias-the-Blackbird-Chapter-02
SERGEANT CEDAR RUDD, who had charge of a fifty-square-mile section of forest and mountain in the Ramapo hills, inland from Stony Point-on-the-Hudson—riding fire patrol over it spring and fall, gunning for timber thieves and fur thieves in the winter, acting as nursemaid for hordes of city campers in the summer—was a witness to the piracy of the great Gold Beetle and the butchery of her pilot in the air. Cedar Rudd didn’t see it all completely, true, for clouds were rolling low overhead; a cobweb…-
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Alias-the-Blackbird-Chapter-04
“BLACKBIRD!” Captain Hammer was muttering. “Damned murdering Blackbird! I know you’re watching me. Blackbird! I can feel your sharp eyes—” “You just rest easy, sonny,” Cedar advised patiently. “You’re in the police cabin of the Iron Mine District. Ain’t nothing going to hurt you here.” Aided by the big trooper with the mashed face, Cedar had carried Hammer into the nearby police cabin. Amsel was gone, galloping off on Cedar’s white mule, to fetch the police surgeon, who was…-
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Alias-the-Blackbird-Chapter-01
OUT OF the east she came buzzing—the great Gold Beetle, a five-ton F-5-L flying boat, with twin motors roaring. She had come up the Hudson from Manhattan, and headed inland between Haverstraw and West Point, on a line which would have brought her, in three hours’ steady flying, straight across New York State to Rochester. She was carrying two hundred and fifty pounds of minted gold, consigned to a Rochester bank, by the most rapid—and what was believed the safest—possible method of transporting…-
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Blood Diamonds Tallinn Chapter 7
Veiled Greed Emma opened her eyes to darkness and the smell of damp stone. For a moment, she didn’t know where she was. Then it crashed over her—Liina’s body falling, the spray of blood on the back door, the gunfire, the woods, the hand over her mouth. Her chest tightened, breath coming in short, panicked gasps. She sat up slowly, wincing at the ache in her muscles. The room was small, lit only by a single bare bulb hanging from the ceiling. The walls were bare concrete, the floor cracked…-
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Blood Diamonds Tallinn Chapter 6
Blood Diamonds of Tallinn Emma didn’t stop crying. The woods swallowed them whole, branches clawing at her face, snow soaking through her jeans. Every breath tasted like smoke and blood. Liina’s last moments replayed in her mind—bullets tearing into her chest, the spray of crimson across the back door, the way her body had crumpled toward Emma. The diamonds in her hand felt heavy, cursed. She clutched them like a lifeline, fingers slick with sweat and something else she didn’t want to think…-
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Blood Diamonds Tallinn Chapter 5
Needle in the Haystack Alex landed in Tallinn just after sunrise, the Baltic air still sharp with winter. He had showered quickly at the hotel the embassy had arranged, changed into clean clothes, and taken a taxi straight to the Police and Border Guard Board headquarters in the city center. By the time he walked in, a representative from the U.S. Embassy was already waiting in the small briefing room—a mid‑forties consular officer with a tired but steady gaze and a folder marked “Emma Carter –…-
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Bear with a human face Chapter 1
When Liang Yu and I reached the campsite, four others were already waiting for us. Two tents had been pitched and a fire pit was neatly arranged, topped with a cast-iron grill. Pots, pans, and utensils were laid out around it, as if by invisible hands. “You made it!” Lin Qiang called out, grinning as he helped us drag our own tent out of the trunk. The rest of our group, Zhou Mei, Guo Ran, and Chao Fei were unpacking supplies behind him. They weren’t just Liang Yu’s friends; they were the core…-
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Li Wei swung his leg over the sill, found himself in a bedroom. But he wasn’t alone. Stretched out on the bed, in cheap, imitation lace-trimmed step-ins and the flimsiest of net brassieres, was a young girl with bobbed platinum hair and intensely red lips. She seemed to be sleeping. One rounded arm was bent above her head. The other lay across her gently curved stomach. For a moment Li Wei watched her small, half-globed breasts rise under the brassiere cups. Her eyes were closed, their long, dark…-
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Blood Diamonds Tallinn Chapter 2
Shadows in the Fairy Tale The van rattled over cobblestones, and Emma's stomach flipped with every jolt. Tallinn unfolded like a storybook come alive—pastel wooden houses huddled shoulder-to-shoulder, their gingerbread trim painted in faded blues and yellows. Chimneys puffed lazy smoke into the pearl-gray sky, and the air carried hints of woodsmoke and fresh bread. Kalamaja, Liina had called it. "Our bohemian heart," she'd typed in countless messages. Now, it washed over Emma like balm, dulling the…-
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