Darkest Hour (Age of Misrule, book 2)
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Witch wondered if the authorities had any idea what was happening among the jumbled clutter of ancient buildings; although it hadn’t been sealed off, the tourist office was closed and the crowds that moved in the historic sector were even thinner than on the previous day. The body of the frozen man had been removed.
From the Royal Mile they stopped to survey their destination. The extinct volcano of Arthur’s Seat presented them with the curve of Salisbury Crags, dark and formidable.
“At ...least 350 million years since it last erupted,” Laura said, consulting the tourist guide she had shoplifted earlier; Church had been forced to return to the bookshop to pay for it. “But with our luck …”
“This is an ancient landscape,” Tom mused. “There were people hunting here nine thousand years ago.”
“Wow, that’s even older than you,” Laura Jibed.
He harrumphed under his breath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Witch wondered if the authorities had any idea what was happening among the jumbled clutter of ancient buildings; although it hadn’t been sealed off, the tourist office was closed and the crowds that moved in the historic sector were even thinner than on the previous day. The body of the frozen man had been removed.
From the Royal Mile they stopped to survey their destination. The extinct volcano of Arthur’s Seat presented them with the curve of Salisbury Crags, dark and formidable.
“At ...least 350 million years since it last erupted,” Laura said, consulting the tourist guide she had shoplifted earlier; Church had been forced to return to the bookshop to pay for it. “But with our luck …”
“This is an ancient landscape,” Tom mused. “There were people hunting here nine thousand years ago.”
“Wow, that’s even older than you,” Laura Jibed.
He harrumphed under his breath.
What to read after Darkest Hour (Age of Misrule, book 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Chadbourn to read onlineMoreLess
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