Blood Ransom
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I’d just been to a martial arts display at the old scout hall past the docks. Not the sort of thing that happens often in Roslinnon – or the sort of thing I go to on an average Saturday – but I’d really enjoyed the moves in the show, recognising quite a few of the basic techniques from the self-defence lessons I’d been having.
Most of the audience was male and much older than me. I’d caught a couple of guys staring at me during the interval and, what with that and the way the hall stank like... the boys’ changing room at school, it was a relief to be heading outside.
As I left the scout hall, I saw the two men who’d been staring at me earlier standing on the pavement. They were watching everybody leave. For a second I wondered if they were looking for me . . . waiting for me. Then I shook myself – told myself not to be paranoid.
It was drizzling with rain, so I pulled my hood up and headed for the internet café on the high street where I was going to message Theo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’d just been to a martial arts display at the old scout hall past the docks. Not the sort of thing that happens often in Roslinnon – or the sort of thing I go to on an average Saturday – but I’d really enjoyed the moves in the show, recognising quite a few of the basic techniques from the self-defence lessons I’d been having.
Most of the audience was male and much older than me. I’d caught a couple of guys staring at me during the interval and, what with that and the way the hall stank like... the boys’ changing room at school, it was a relief to be heading outside.
As I left the scout hall, I saw the two men who’d been staring at me earlier standing on the pavement. They were watching everybody leave. For a second I wondered if they were looking for me . . . waiting for me. Then I shook myself – told myself not to be paranoid.
It was drizzling with rain, so I pulled my hood up and headed for the internet café on the high street where I was going to message Theo.
What to read after Blood Ransom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sophie Mckenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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