Isabel And the Wolf: (Part 1)
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But then she became the pursuer instead, all her senses focused on a bobbing white tail. She was running fast, faster than she would have thought possible, but never tiring. Others were on her tail, as hungry as she was, nerves thrumming with adrenaline, voices hoarse with excitement. Pulling ahead, she seized her victim, sharp teeth breaking into vulnerable flesh. Claiming it as her own, she snapped its neck.
Isabel awoke with a jolt. She felt hot and realized she was panting. Weird. She shook ...her head, trying to break free from the dream, and rolled over and stretched out, proving to her body that she was back in reality, safe in her huge, comfy bed. She was naked, as always, because she loved to feel unencumbered by anything, and the touch of the sheets on her bare skin. She reached for her phone: 11.30. Later than she liked to lie in, but it had been the early hours by the time she’d arrived home the night before.
The stranger from the internet rose up in her mind again. What a strange night it had been.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But then she became the pursuer instead, all her senses focused on a bobbing white tail. She was running fast, faster than she would have thought possible, but never tiring. Others were on her tail, as hungry as she was, nerves thrumming with adrenaline, voices hoarse with excitement. Pulling ahead, she seized her victim, sharp teeth breaking into vulnerable flesh. Claiming it as her own, she snapped its neck.
Isabel awoke with a jolt. She felt hot and realized she was panting. Weird. She shook ...her head, trying to break free from the dream, and rolled over and stretched out, proving to her body that she was back in reality, safe in her huge, comfy bed. She was naked, as always, because she loved to feel unencumbered by anything, and the touch of the sheets on her bare skin. She reached for her phone: 11.30. Later than she liked to lie in, but it had been the early hours by the time she’d arrived home the night before.
The stranger from the internet rose up in her mind again. What a strange night it had been.
What to read after Isabel And the Wolf: (Part 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ariana Hawkes to read onlineMoreLess
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