Flintlock (2013)
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Sam Flintlock was nearly forty, not quite old enough to seek out lying looking glasses, but his face reflected in the rock pool shocked him.
Despite a growth of stubble, the thunderbird on his throat stood out in stark relief. Grotesque was the effect, a startling image that caused children to run from him and women to take a step back and stare, fascinated yet half afraid.
Flintlock stared at himself, the reflection of the flaming scarlet sky framing his head like a man gazing into a mirror in ...hell.
Why had old Barnabas done this to him?
“So folks will remember you, boy,” the old man had said. “A man folks don’t remember is of no account.”
Flintlock grimaced, as did the man in the rock pool.
They remember me all right, Barnabas. But for all the wrong reasons.
A rock splashed into the pool and threw water into Flintlock’s face. He came up fast, the Colt that had been lying beside him in his hands.
Jack Coffin didn’t flinch, only glared at him.
“Why the hell did you do that?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sam Flintlock was nearly forty, not quite old enough to seek out lying looking glasses, but his face reflected in the rock pool shocked him.
Despite a growth of stubble, the thunderbird on his throat stood out in stark relief. Grotesque was the effect, a startling image that caused children to run from him and women to take a step back and stare, fascinated yet half afraid.
Flintlock stared at himself, the reflection of the flaming scarlet sky framing his head like a man gazing into a mirror in ...hell.
Why had old Barnabas done this to him?
“So folks will remember you, boy,” the old man had said. “A man folks don’t remember is of no account.”
Flintlock grimaced, as did the man in the rock pool.
They remember me all right, Barnabas. But for all the wrong reasons.
A rock splashed into the pool and threw water into Flintlock’s face. He came up fast, the Colt that had been lying beside him in his hands.
Jack Coffin didn’t flinch, only glared at him.
“Why the hell did you do that?”
What to read after Flintlock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William W. Johnstone to read onlineMoreLess
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