Exit Light (2010)
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The dogman growled, snapping and chasing.
The boy stood on the mountain with black sand beneath his feet and black sky above his head and the wind screaming all around him. For the first time that he could ever remember, he let the wind whip at his hair and clothes without trying to run from it. Not even the witchwoman’s laughter or the dogman, now pacing on all fours, were enough to make him flee.
“I told you, sweetheart, didn’t I? How lovely it all was?” The witchwoman laughed, twirling in a c...ircle with her arms spread wide. Her dark hair blew straight out, each strand painted with silver lightning as it flashed.
The boy ignored her. He wasn’t doing this for her, not because of her, not even in spite of her. He was doing this, for the first time, for himself.
The world shimmered and shuddered around them, and he heard screams. The boy knew how it felt to scream so hard your throat burst; he’d done it once or twice. He knew the taste of blood and how it made you want to vomit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The dogman growled, snapping and chasing.
The boy stood on the mountain with black sand beneath his feet and black sky above his head and the wind screaming all around him. For the first time that he could ever remember, he let the wind whip at his hair and clothes without trying to run from it. Not even the witchwoman’s laughter or the dogman, now pacing on all fours, were enough to make him flee.
“I told you, sweetheart, didn’t I? How lovely it all was?” The witchwoman laughed, twirling in a c...ircle with her arms spread wide. Her dark hair blew straight out, each strand painted with silver lightning as it flashed.
The boy ignored her. He wasn’t doing this for her, not because of her, not even in spite of her. He was doing this, for the first time, for himself.
The world shimmered and shuddered around them, and he heard screams. The boy knew how it felt to scream so hard your throat burst; he’d done it once or twice. He knew the taste of blood and how it made you want to vomit.
What to read after Exit Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Megan Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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