Graveminder
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He hadn’t done anything differently in the past moment than he had been doing the past couple of hours. There was no sense in questioning it, though: he was free now, and he needed to get to Rebekkah.
He stepped into the gray world of the dead and wished he had a map. Unlike his first trip to the land of the dead, Charlie wasn’t waiting; nor did Byron have his father to lead the way. What he did have was a fearlessness that he hadn’t felt the first time. All that mattered was assuring that h...is Graveminder— that Rebekkah —was safe.
Byron grabbed hold of the arm of the first person he saw. “Where is Charlie? Mr D? Do you know where he is?”
The man grinned, shook loose of Byron’s hold, and walked away.
“Thanks,” Byron muttered.
He looked around, but the area outside the tunnel seemed deserted. Now what? He’d had a vague sense that the streets weren’t laid out as they had been the first time, which, considering the haphazardness of the rest of what he’d seen, wasn’t entirely unexpected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He hadn’t done anything differently in the past moment than he had been doing the past couple of hours. There was no sense in questioning it, though: he was free now, and he needed to get to Rebekkah.
He stepped into the gray world of the dead and wished he had a map. Unlike his first trip to the land of the dead, Charlie wasn’t waiting; nor did Byron have his father to lead the way. What he did have was a fearlessness that he hadn’t felt the first time. All that mattered was assuring that h...is Graveminder— that Rebekkah —was safe.
Byron grabbed hold of the arm of the first person he saw. “Where is Charlie? Mr D? Do you know where he is?”
The man grinned, shook loose of Byron’s hold, and walked away.
“Thanks,” Byron muttered.
He looked around, but the area outside the tunnel seemed deserted. Now what? He’d had a vague sense that the streets weren’t laid out as they had been the first time, which, considering the haphazardness of the rest of what he’d seen, wasn’t entirely unexpected.
What to read after Graveminder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melissa Marr to read onlineMoreLess
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