Deathscape
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“No charge.” Then he picked a black bead rosary with a silver cross from a small cardboard box on the counter and held it out. “Gift for you.”
But Jack barely heard him. He held the shovel, balanced in his hand, his fingers tightening on the folded-up tool until his knuckles went white.
For a second, he could feel the freezing dirt on his face, and everything inside him went dark. His lungs constricted. Then someone squeezing through the throng of people bumped into him from behind, jarr...ing him back to the present. He relaxed his fingers with an effort, drew a full breath, and looked up at Lenny, who was still holding out the rosary.
He reached out his other hand and accepted it. “I’d like to talk to you, if you have a minute.”
“Wish I could remember better.” The man touched the side of his head. “But too many people come every Sunday. Lots of strangers. I only know the regulars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“No charge.” Then he picked a black bead rosary with a silver cross from a small cardboard box on the counter and held it out. “Gift for you.”
But Jack barely heard him. He held the shovel, balanced in his hand, his fingers tightening on the folded-up tool until his knuckles went white.
For a second, he could feel the freezing dirt on his face, and everything inside him went dark. His lungs constricted. Then someone squeezing through the throng of people bumped into him from behind, jarr...ing him back to the present. He relaxed his fingers with an effort, drew a full breath, and looked up at Lenny, who was still holding out the rosary.
He reached out his other hand and accepted it. “I’d like to talk to you, if you have a minute.”
“Wish I could remember better.” The man touched the side of his head. “But too many people come every Sunday. Lots of strangers. I only know the regulars.
What to read after Deathscape?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dana Marton to read onlineMoreLess
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