Gray (Book 1)
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She bent down and begun brushing the ash away, taking care not to touch the body. Horrified, but needing to see more, she kept digging until she had revealed a human leg, obviously attached to more. This one had not been burned. There was no black on it, no blistered skin, no missing flesh.
It was more like a mummy. Or, no, it was like one of those bodies scientists had found buried in ice or peat bogs, shriveled, the skin colored mahogany. She didn’t know what color the person had been befo...re, but in Idaho, odds were, the skin had originally been pale. She wondered how the change had happened. Had the heat done this? Or being packed in ash?
Add these to the hundreds of questions she had no way of answering.
How she longed for experts to explain everything to her. A year at university and four years at a good public high school had spoiled her. Everything she wondered about had an explanation there. Courses, professors, libraries, computers could answer most of her other questions in moments.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cadle, Lou to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She bent down and begun brushing the ash away, taking care not to touch the body. Horrified, but needing to see more, she kept digging until she had revealed a human leg, obviously attached to more. This one had not been burned. There was no black on it, no blistered skin, no missing flesh.
It was more like a mummy. Or, no, it was like one of those bodies scientists had found buried in ice or peat bogs, shriveled, the skin colored mahogany. She didn’t know what color the person had been befo...re, but in Idaho, odds were, the skin had originally been pale. She wondered how the change had happened. Had the heat done this? Or being packed in ash?
Add these to the hundreds of questions she had no way of answering.
How she longed for experts to explain everything to her. A year at university and four years at a good public high school had spoiled her. Everything she wondered about had an explanation there. Courses, professors, libraries, computers could answer most of her other questions in moments.
What to read after Gray (Book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cadle, Lou to read onlineMoreLess
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