Death
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It feels like it weighs a ton.
"Ready?" I glance at Oliver and nod.
He takes my hand in his and pulls me through the bayou forest.
"Where are we?" "Blackwater Bayou. It's in Louisiana. Just outside of Baton Rouge." He is calm and quiet. I don’t think he will be the same as he was until he finds the necromancer. Even then I'm worried.
His warm hand wrapped around mine is the only comfort I have.
The bayou stinks with blood and magic and stale air.
He pulls me to a cabin. It's a shack with a yard ...littered with old jawbones and old logs in weird shapes and the skinned hides of dead animals. The grass isn't grass but weeds and sticks with what looks like mini mounds of dirt. I grip his hand tighter.
I don’t know what a necromancer does, beyond the obvious translation.
"You know I had no choice right?" I ask.
He looks back, "It's all my fault Aimee. Not yours. She pulled the darkness from me. She pulled Henry and Marcus's memory wipe. She pulled it all. I'm free and clear again. Clean slate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It feels like it weighs a ton.
"Ready?" I glance at Oliver and nod.
He takes my hand in his and pulls me through the bayou forest.
"Where are we?" "Blackwater Bayou. It's in Louisiana. Just outside of Baton Rouge." He is calm and quiet. I don’t think he will be the same as he was until he finds the necromancer. Even then I'm worried.
His warm hand wrapped around mine is the only comfort I have.
The bayou stinks with blood and magic and stale air.
He pulls me to a cabin. It's a shack with a yard ...littered with old jawbones and old logs in weird shapes and the skinned hides of dead animals. The grass isn't grass but weeds and sticks with what looks like mini mounds of dirt. I grip his hand tighter.
I don’t know what a necromancer does, beyond the obvious translation.
"You know I had no choice right?" I ask.
He looks back, "It's all my fault Aimee. Not yours. She pulled the darkness from me. She pulled Henry and Marcus's memory wipe. She pulled it all. I'm free and clear again. Clean slate.
What to read after Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tara Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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