High Noon (2010)
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It pissed him off. What the hell did she take him for?
Duncan paced the area outside her squad room. He couldn’t sit; he couldn’t settle, and he wished to God he couldn’t think. Unfortunately, he could, and his mind kept sneaking back to that moment, that ohmyjesusgod moment when what had been a man had become…nothing.
Bits and pieces of meat and bone, and something like a horrible red fog.
He couldn’t remember, not exactly, moving. He remembered feeling something—like a quick punch of air, and ...the sounds, whizzing and shouting, thunks—thunks of statuary and earth and God knew hitting trees and ground, other stones and statuary.
He knew he’d seen a piece of what had been Roy hanging in the lacy webs of Spanish moss. He thought he’d seen the stone angel’s disembodied head fly, her face splattered with red, her smile peaceful and serene. But he might’ve imagined it.
He didn’t remember running, walking, jumping toward Phoebe. Just being there, he remembered just being there on top of her while the chaos boomed around them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It pissed him off. What the hell did she take him for?
Duncan paced the area outside her squad room. He couldn’t sit; he couldn’t settle, and he wished to God he couldn’t think. Unfortunately, he could, and his mind kept sneaking back to that moment, that ohmyjesusgod moment when what had been a man had become…nothing.
Bits and pieces of meat and bone, and something like a horrible red fog.
He couldn’t remember, not exactly, moving. He remembered feeling something—like a quick punch of air, and ...the sounds, whizzing and shouting, thunks—thunks of statuary and earth and God knew hitting trees and ground, other stones and statuary.
He knew he’d seen a piece of what had been Roy hanging in the lacy webs of Spanish moss. He thought he’d seen the stone angel’s disembodied head fly, her face splattered with red, her smile peaceful and serene. But he might’ve imagined it.
He didn’t remember running, walking, jumping toward Phoebe. Just being there, he remembered just being there on top of her while the chaos boomed around them.
What to read after High Noon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nora Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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