Jenny Undead (The Thirteen: book One)
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Casey wanted to leave through the tunnel and walk back to the car up the street. But Jenny insisted on going back through the encampment, one more time. The abyss in the pit of her stomach felt like ice. She wished she could shiver, or cry, or shake in madness and frustration, but she couldn't do any of those things. She was dead. Emotions were for the living. Except for rage. That was hers. But this wasn't rage.
This was grief. She had never felt so sad. Like what remained of her, of the old Je...nny, was falling away from the inside out. She was hollowed out and filled with despair. If Declan had killed all these people like this, then there was no hope for humanity. Declan had been the best of the best. If there was no good in him, there was nothing good in anyone living.
Jenny stopped at the last body. “She's not here,” Jenny said.
“Who's not here?”
“Lily. I can't find her.”
“That's a good thing, right?” said Casey. “She's the girl you told to run, isn't she?”
“Yeah,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Casey wanted to leave through the tunnel and walk back to the car up the street. But Jenny insisted on going back through the encampment, one more time. The abyss in the pit of her stomach felt like ice. She wished she could shiver, or cry, or shake in madness and frustration, but she couldn't do any of those things. She was dead. Emotions were for the living. Except for rage. That was hers. But this wasn't rage.
This was grief. She had never felt so sad. Like what remained of her, of the old Je...nny, was falling away from the inside out. She was hollowed out and filled with despair. If Declan had killed all these people like this, then there was no hope for humanity. Declan had been the best of the best. If there was no good in him, there was nothing good in anyone living.
Jenny stopped at the last body. “She's not here,” Jenny said.
“Who's not here?”
“Lily. I can't find her.”
“That's a good thing, right?” said Casey. “She's the girl you told to run, isn't she?”
“Yeah,”
What to read after Jenny Undead (The Thirteen: book One)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J. L. Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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