Hammered (2005)
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She sighed and closed her eyes, early morning tiredness dragging on her limbs. Her brain felt clogged; she had slept terribly, in a plastic chair. I should just save Valens the cost of the hotel room, she thought. It’s not like I’m spending nights there. And then: Oh, what the heck. Unitek can afford it.
She rubbed her temples with her forefingers, hoping the headache riding her like a crown of thorns would subside, and mused on the irony of her pacifist father in a military hospital—that used t...o be Toronto General. Friday. If only I didn’t have to go to the lab today.
She picked up the paper cup of tea with her left hand, shielding the palm with a paper napkin, went through the line for the cashier, and found the elevator back up to Acute Care. She nodded to a nurse, two residents, and the unit secretary, all bleary-eyed at the end of the graveyard shift, and returned to her father’s room.
A private room. Valens was as good as his word there, too.
Albert Dunsany was sleeping when she came in and set her tea on the yellow swiveling tray beside the bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She sighed and closed her eyes, early morning tiredness dragging on her limbs. Her brain felt clogged; she had slept terribly, in a plastic chair. I should just save Valens the cost of the hotel room, she thought. It’s not like I’m spending nights there. And then: Oh, what the heck. Unitek can afford it.
She rubbed her temples with her forefingers, hoping the headache riding her like a crown of thorns would subside, and mused on the irony of her pacifist father in a military hospital—that used t...o be Toronto General. Friday. If only I didn’t have to go to the lab today.
She picked up the paper cup of tea with her left hand, shielding the palm with a paper napkin, went through the line for the cashier, and found the elevator back up to Acute Care. She nodded to a nurse, two residents, and the unit secretary, all bleary-eyed at the end of the graveyard shift, and returned to her father’s room.
A private room. Valens was as good as his word there, too.
Albert Dunsany was sleeping when she came in and set her tea on the yellow swiveling tray beside the bed.
What to read after Hammered?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Bear to read onlineMoreLess
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