Desert Dreams
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The smoke from a burning wagon filled the air and scorched his lungs. He held Annie's head while she vomited.
When he looked down, she was gone and there was a knife in his hand. He moved it over the rabbit's carcass, peeling back the hide with practiced skill.
"If your knife is very sharp and you are very careful, you can remove the hide in one piece without nicking the inside layer of skin," he heard Jose's voice saying.
His hands trembled violently, but he managed to hold the rifle steady lon...g enough to squeeze the trigger. A shot exploded, echoing through the empty desert.
He walked through the tall brush around the burning wagon. There was a body, a woman. He had to bury her. He rolled her over and Annie's dead eyes stared up at him.
He was falling through dark nothingness, nothing to hold on to, nothing to stop his fall, nothing but cold darkness.
"There was nothing you could do," a voice echoed in the tunnel. "There was nothing you could do." "I couldn't move," he heard himself reply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The smoke from a burning wagon filled the air and scorched his lungs. He held Annie's head while she vomited.
When he looked down, she was gone and there was a knife in his hand. He moved it over the rabbit's carcass, peeling back the hide with practiced skill.
"If your knife is very sharp and you are very careful, you can remove the hide in one piece without nicking the inside layer of skin," he heard Jose's voice saying.
His hands trembled violently, but he managed to hold the rifle steady lon...g enough to squeeze the trigger. A shot exploded, echoing through the empty desert.
He walked through the tall brush around the burning wagon. There was a body, a woman. He had to bury her. He rolled her over and Annie's dead eyes stared up at him.
He was falling through dark nothingness, nothing to hold on to, nothing to stop his fall, nothing but cold darkness.
"There was nothing you could do," a voice echoed in the tunnel. "There was nothing you could do." "I couldn't move," he heard himself reply.
What to read after Desert Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deborah Cox to read onlineMoreLess
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