Kicking Ashe (2012)
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Déjà vu was the familiar that wasn’t familiar. This was not only familiar, she’d been here, done this, was so over it. The hiss of released pressure told her that it wasn’t exactly the same. Not a pit, but a ship. As if he’d been waiting, Lurch fed her the ship’s damage report. A bit surprised to get it, cause her last memory was of them getting a serious ass kicking. She studied the report cause it was inside her head and she didn’t have to open her eyes to do it. And it took her mind off the p...laces that hurt.
Not that the report was good news. The pass through slow time had been a bitch, but the slam of fast time? Beyond. We kind of misjudged that last time zone. Memo to self: don’t ever do that again.
She cranked up one eyelid to half-mast and took a peek. Oh yeah, hadn’t wanted to see that. Various warning lights painted red onto the drifting smoke and jets of steam that alternately hid and revealed twisted chunks of metal hanging down. The tidy bridge wasn’t tidy, actually wasn’t really a bridge anymore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Déjà vu was the familiar that wasn’t familiar. This was not only familiar, she’d been here, done this, was so over it. The hiss of released pressure told her that it wasn’t exactly the same. Not a pit, but a ship. As if he’d been waiting, Lurch fed her the ship’s damage report. A bit surprised to get it, cause her last memory was of them getting a serious ass kicking. She studied the report cause it was inside her head and she didn’t have to open her eyes to do it. And it took her mind off the p...laces that hurt.
Not that the report was good news. The pass through slow time had been a bitch, but the slam of fast time? Beyond. We kind of misjudged that last time zone. Memo to self: don’t ever do that again.
She cranked up one eyelid to half-mast and took a peek. Oh yeah, hadn’t wanted to see that. Various warning lights painted red onto the drifting smoke and jets of steam that alternately hid and revealed twisted chunks of metal hanging down. The tidy bridge wasn’t tidy, actually wasn’t really a bridge anymore.
What to read after Kicking Ashe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pauline Baird Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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