Dead Bad Things
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Benson took the wheel while Sarah sat in the passenger seat staring out of the window at the drizzle, which seemed to form fuzzy grey clots in the air. She was trying not to think too hard about where they were going, just clearing her mind and allowing the greyness to saturate her perceptions. She hoped that it might even drown her thoughts.
"How long has she been in this Stoneville place?" Benson stared straight ahead as he spoke. She glanced at the side of his face, at the scars, and wi...shed again that she could bring herself to love him. "Before your dad died, wasn't it?" "Yes. She's been in the home for over ten years. He drove her there, with his unreasonable behaviour. But she would never have left him. She wouldn't jump, so her pushed her." She looked back out of the window and saw a small girl standing at the side of the road. They were travelling through a grotty suburb to the south-east of Leeds – a cluster of grimy housing estates bordering the M621 – and heading towards the motorway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Benson took the wheel while Sarah sat in the passenger seat staring out of the window at the drizzle, which seemed to form fuzzy grey clots in the air. She was trying not to think too hard about where they were going, just clearing her mind and allowing the greyness to saturate her perceptions. She hoped that it might even drown her thoughts.
"How long has she been in this Stoneville place?" Benson stared straight ahead as he spoke. She glanced at the side of his face, at the scars, and wi...shed again that she could bring herself to love him. "Before your dad died, wasn't it?" "Yes. She's been in the home for over ten years. He drove her there, with his unreasonable behaviour. But she would never have left him. She wouldn't jump, so her pushed her." She looked back out of the window and saw a small girl standing at the side of the road. They were travelling through a grotty suburb to the south-east of Leeds – a cluster of grimy housing estates bordering the M621 – and heading towards the motorway.
What to read after Dead Bad Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gary Mcmahon to read onlineMoreLess
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