Homeland: Carrie's Run: a Homeland Novel
“It smelled of mold and could have been lifted intact from an Agatha Christie novel, but the hotel’s upper rooms had an incredible view of the Roman ruins. After they checked in, Virgil and Ziad set up the equipment and the guns in a room that opened to a balcony that overlooked the columns of the Temple of Jupiter towering over the Beqaa plain.
Driving up the mountain road in a rented Honda Odyssey, they had few illusions about where they were. The road and town were festooned with yellow Hezbo...llah flags hanging from every building and lamppost. Since they were GPS-tracking Rana’s cell phone, they didn’t have to follow closely, so she had no way of suspecting they were following her. The only question, as Virgil put it, was firepower.
How many men was Nightingale bringing with him?
From inside the room, they scanned the ruins with binoculars, making sure no glint of the sun on the lenses gave them away.
“Do you see her?” Carrie asked.
“Not yet,” Virgil said, moving the binoculars inch by inch in a back-and-forth sweep.MoreLess
Driving up the mountain road in a rented Honda Odyssey, they had few illusions about where they were. The road and town were festooned with yellow Hezbo...llah flags hanging from every building and lamppost. Since they were GPS-tracking Rana’s cell phone, they didn’t have to follow closely, so she had no way of suspecting they were following her. The only question, as Virgil put it, was firepower.
How many men was Nightingale bringing with him?
From inside the room, they scanned the ruins with binoculars, making sure no glint of the sun on the lenses gave them away.
“Do you see her?” Carrie asked.
“Not yet,” Virgil said, moving the binoculars inch by inch in a back-and-forth sweep.MoreLess
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