A Rush to Violence
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At least she knew that.It was cooler here than it was outside, but the basement was damp from the storm that hit the night before. There was a thickness to the air that was uncomfortable. Sticky. Worse, there was nowhere to sit. Her mother, Jack, Katie, herself and the Moores were either crouched or leaning against a stone foundation. Across the room, sitting in a chair beneath a bare bulb that shined low from the ceiling, was one of the men who brought them here. His eyes were on the adults, li...kely because he felt they posed the greatest threat. Beth Spellman watched him and waited for him to turn to her or Katie. He didn’t, not even when she coughed.She thought about the advantages of this scenario while she watched him.He seemed somewhere around her father’s age. Maybe younger. Maybe mid-thirties. Maybe not. Hard to tell with the shadows playing across his face.He was dressed in jeans and wore a thin, long-sleeved shirt. At the end of his left wrist was an oversized watch that was too shiny for its own good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At least she knew that.It was cooler here than it was outside, but the basement was damp from the storm that hit the night before. There was a thickness to the air that was uncomfortable. Sticky. Worse, there was nowhere to sit. Her mother, Jack, Katie, herself and the Moores were either crouched or leaning against a stone foundation. Across the room, sitting in a chair beneath a bare bulb that shined low from the ceiling, was one of the men who brought them here. His eyes were on the adults, li...kely because he felt they posed the greatest threat. Beth Spellman watched him and waited for him to turn to her or Katie. He didn’t, not even when she coughed.She thought about the advantages of this scenario while she watched him.He seemed somewhere around her father’s age. Maybe younger. Maybe mid-thirties. Maybe not. Hard to tell with the shadows playing across his face.He was dressed in jeans and wore a thin, long-sleeved shirt. At the end of his left wrist was an oversized watch that was too shiny for its own good.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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