Devious (2011)
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the voice prodded. “Hurry.”
Sister Asteria slipped out of the room, a giddiness running through her bloodstream at the thought of what was to be. She picked up the folds of her long dress, lifting the hem so that her bare feet could hasten down the hallway, through pools of blurred light from decrepit sconces.
Elated, almost drunk, she stumbled a bit but caught herself and made quick tracks down the back stairs, where she’d been steered.
“He’s waiting.”
Yes! She hurried forward, feeling a sharp ...prodding that kept her moving. At the doors, she stopped, suddenly unsure.
“Now!” The voice was insistent. Demanding. “Go on!”
Deep inside, beneath her odd, fast-ebbing elation, she felt the first tremor of fear, a worry scratching at her brain, a tiny reminder that what was happening was wrong, so very wrong.
Remember Sister Camille, the voice warned from somewhere in the nether-reaches of her mind. But she ignored it, concentrated on staying upright as she shoved open the doors and burst into the night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the voice prodded. “Hurry.”
Sister Asteria slipped out of the room, a giddiness running through her bloodstream at the thought of what was to be. She picked up the folds of her long dress, lifting the hem so that her bare feet could hasten down the hallway, through pools of blurred light from decrepit sconces.
Elated, almost drunk, she stumbled a bit but caught herself and made quick tracks down the back stairs, where she’d been steered.
“He’s waiting.”
Yes! She hurried forward, feeling a sharp ...prodding that kept her moving. At the doors, she stopped, suddenly unsure.
“Now!” The voice was insistent. Demanding. “Go on!”
Deep inside, beneath her odd, fast-ebbing elation, she felt the first tremor of fear, a worry scratching at her brain, a tiny reminder that what was happening was wrong, so very wrong.
Remember Sister Camille, the voice warned from somewhere in the nether-reaches of her mind. But she ignored it, concentrated on staying upright as she shoved open the doors and burst into the night.
What to read after Devious?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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