Cravings
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Hamilton, M. Davidson, E. Wilks, R York - Cravings @page { margin-bottom: 10.000000pt; margin-top: 10.000000pt; } Chapter 6 « ^ » MICHAEL and I left the island shortly after seven o'clock that evening.
The causeway stretching between Galveston and the mainland is man-made. Like a long umbilical cord, it hold...s fast to its feckless offspring—a mother refusing to release her child to a separate fate. The bay was a ruffled blue mosaic on either side as we crossed from child to parent, and the sun rode low in the sky on our left. Traffic was light.
"Do you realize," Michael said, awed, "that this was all done without magic?
All of it—the bridge, the roads and buildings… everything." "Ah—yes. I knew that." I didn't look at him. Michael wasn't quite as distracting clothed, but his thighs gave the crisp new jeans a lovely form, and the t-shirt Erin had bought him was the color of his eyes—a paler blue than the ocean, but just as unfathomable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hamilton, M. Davidson, E. Wilks, R York - Cravings @page { margin-bottom: 10.000000pt; margin-top: 10.000000pt; } Chapter 6 « ^ » MICHAEL and I left the island shortly after seven o'clock that evening.
The causeway stretching between Galveston and the mainland is man-made. Like a long umbilical cord, it hold...s fast to its feckless offspring—a mother refusing to release her child to a separate fate. The bay was a ruffled blue mosaic on either side as we crossed from child to parent, and the sun rode low in the sky on our left. Traffic was light.
"Do you realize," Michael said, awed, "that this was all done without magic?
All of it—the bridge, the roads and buildings… everything." "Ah—yes. I knew that." I didn't look at him. Michael wasn't quite as distracting clothed, but his thighs gave the crisp new jeans a lovely form, and the t-shirt Erin had bought him was the color of his eyes—a paler blue than the ocean, but just as unfathomable.
What to read after Cravings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurell K. Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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