Dead Wrath
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Moments later, I appeared at the Brooklyn pipe, only to jump straight into the shimmering entrance to the Bifrost.
I arrived in the gloom, shadows enveloping me, surrounded by trees, and right beside a headless woman. It took a moment in which my heart beat triple time, to accept that the woman was indeed a statue. Headless or not, it was not a pleasant experience. I saw Enya straight ahead open her eyes and yelp when she noticed the statue. She slapped her hand over her mouth. I tried hard not ...laugh.
It didn't take too long to figure out we were standing in the middle of a cemetery. I'd arrived behind Aimee, and when she saw me, she gave me an odd look. I frowned at her and gave my head a tiny questioning shake. She reached out and ran a finger across my cheek. The pad of her finger was red with dust from the canyon.
When she raised her eyebrow, I said, "Long story." And she just snorted.
"What a strange place," said Siri, staring around her, then up at the small dull patch of darkening sky above our heads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moments later, I appeared at the Brooklyn pipe, only to jump straight into the shimmering entrance to the Bifrost.
I arrived in the gloom, shadows enveloping me, surrounded by trees, and right beside a headless woman. It took a moment in which my heart beat triple time, to accept that the woman was indeed a statue. Headless or not, it was not a pleasant experience. I saw Enya straight ahead open her eyes and yelp when she noticed the statue. She slapped her hand over her mouth. I tried hard not ...laugh.
It didn't take too long to figure out we were standing in the middle of a cemetery. I'd arrived behind Aimee, and when she saw me, she gave me an odd look. I frowned at her and gave my head a tiny questioning shake. She reached out and ran a finger across my cheek. The pad of her finger was red with dust from the canyon.
When she raised her eyebrow, I said, "Long story." And she just snorted.
"What a strange place," said Siri, staring around her, then up at the small dull patch of darkening sky above our heads.
What to read after Dead Wrath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T. G. Ayer to read onlineMoreLess
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