Engineman
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Ella stretched, her tired muscles protesting at the effort. The Engineman jumped from the flier and strode across to a rock pool, where he knelt and splashed his face with water.
Ella climbed out. The air was warm, still and silent. Inland, against the twilight, a range of mountains rose grey and imposing, their peaks jagged and faceted like knapped granite.
Kelly made his way back to the flier.
"You're awake at last." "How long have I been out?" "Around eight hours," he said. "See the bastards ...got you with the old incapacitator." She lifted her arm, peered at it. The skin was red raw and painful, as if boiled. "I'll live." She looked up at Kelly and smiled. "Thanks for saving my life." "My pleasure, ma'am." He indicated the rock pool. "Water's wonderful if you feel like a swim." Ella sat on the hood of the flier and held her head in her hands. "I'll pass. Don't think I have the energy." "Food, then? You must be ravenous." "Yeah, food'd be great." She felt as if the trauma of the past two days - her injuries, the torture she had withstood, not to mention the mental torment of not knowing whether she was going to live or die - had finally caught up with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ella stretched, her tired muscles protesting at the effort. The Engineman jumped from the flier and strode across to a rock pool, where he knelt and splashed his face with water.
Ella climbed out. The air was warm, still and silent. Inland, against the twilight, a range of mountains rose grey and imposing, their peaks jagged and faceted like knapped granite.
Kelly made his way back to the flier.
"You're awake at last." "How long have I been out?" "Around eight hours," he said. "See the bastards ...got you with the old incapacitator." She lifted her arm, peered at it. The skin was red raw and painful, as if boiled. "I'll live." She looked up at Kelly and smiled. "Thanks for saving my life." "My pleasure, ma'am." He indicated the rock pool. "Water's wonderful if you feel like a swim." Ella sat on the hood of the flier and held her head in her hands. "I'll pass. Don't think I have the energy." "Food, then? You must be ravenous." "Yeah, food'd be great." She felt as if the trauma of the past two days - her injuries, the torture she had withstood, not to mention the mental torment of not knowing whether she was going to live or die - had finally caught up with her.
What to read after Engineman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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