UltimateWeapon by Ultimate Weapon
Author:Ultimate Weapon [Weapon, Ultimate]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2010-12-24T00:14:08.005000+00:00
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Relief almost brought tears into his eyes. He drew in a huge breath. One point of agonizing dread and tension eased, though there were plenty more of them vibrating inside him to choose from.
He noticed Rachelâs pink fuzzy blanket draped over the chair. It gave him an idea. He fished in his jacket for the case of miniature spyware heâd been carrying everywhere he went, picking the same type heâd put into Tamarâs jewelry case, but he fished out the slightly larger size, for the sake of the longer battery life.
Three days, guaranteed, the catalog had boasted. Maybe more.
They werenât the PSS-sanctioned transmitters that he usually used. When heâd researched the McClouds and Seth Mackey, heâd been intrigued with the merchandise in the SafeGuard online catalog. He had ordered an array of products to test and been agreeably surprised. Their software was better than that of PSS, and he liked the sleek, easy-to-use designs. The beacon burrs, as the catalog called them, were miniature X-Ray Specs GPS tracers, the smallest of them as slender as a wild grass seed. A pointed needle tip made for easy placement, no unstitching necessary. The tiny electronic parts and supercondensed battery were packed into a narrow plastic capsule. One slid it into a hem or fabric lining, and the thing was done.
He stared at Tamar for a moment to see if she was still asleep. She would read his gesture as threatening if she saw it, but if they should ever need the tracers, she would be grateful for them.
Swift, discreet action. He inserted one into Rachelâs stuffed bear, another into the upholstery of her new stroller, a third into her ski jacket. Overkill, but he didnât care. He was the one who had put this child at risk. He wanted options should anything happen to her while they were in Europe. He only wished the batteries lasted longer.
He resumed the kung fu heâd been practicing for several silent hours. Heâd tried meditating on the matrix, but he was buzzing at too high a frequency to have any hopes of centering himself.
He had to keep his wits about himânot so much against the enemies massed against them, but against Tamar herself. It took constant, careful attention to have anything to do with the woman. She was so sharp, so prickly and contentious. And so fucking beautiful.
She scrambled his circuits like an electrical storm.
He felt her eyes on the back of his neck as he sank down into a tiger crouch. His gaze flicked over her as he spun. Tamar was propped on her elbow, looking at him with squint-eyed, sleepy suspicion.
He continued without acknowledging her and silently finished the movement.
When he was done, she was on her feet with her back to him, punching a number into her cell phone. She spoke in a hushed voice, in Portuguese. âRosalia? Yes, itâs Tamâ¦yes, I just called to find out how yourâ¦oh, really? Wonderful, Rosalia, thank God.
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