London Eye: 1 (Toxic City)
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—Government Statement, all-channel broadcast,10:30 p.m. GMT, July 28, 2019 Jack expected monsters.
“Superiors”? What the hell are they?
As he ran along the plush hotel corridor in pursuit of Lucy-Anne's fading screams, he wondered whether he was now just following echoes.
I've never heard of them, Rosemary never mentioned them, and— The door to the service staircase opened. Jack skidded to a halt. A woman stepped out. She was beautiful, but terrifying in a way Jack could not properly establish. ...Maybe it was the complete disregard she seemed to have for her appearance: tatty, loose trousers; a torn jacket; dirty sweatshirt. Or perhaps it was her eyes and the way they seemed to bore right through him from the second they locked glances.
“Where are you going?” she asked, and her voice came from inside his head as well as without. Jack slumped against the wall.
“I'm following Lucy-Anne to bring her back,” he said without thinking.
“Who's Lucy-Anne?”
“My girl…” He frowned, because that no longer seemed right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—Government Statement, all-channel broadcast,10:30 p.m. GMT, July 28, 2019 Jack expected monsters.
“Superiors”? What the hell are they?
As he ran along the plush hotel corridor in pursuit of Lucy-Anne's fading screams, he wondered whether he was now just following echoes.
I've never heard of them, Rosemary never mentioned them, and— The door to the service staircase opened. Jack skidded to a halt. A woman stepped out. She was beautiful, but terrifying in a way Jack could not properly establish. ...Maybe it was the complete disregard she seemed to have for her appearance: tatty, loose trousers; a torn jacket; dirty sweatshirt. Or perhaps it was her eyes and the way they seemed to bore right through him from the second they locked glances.
“Where are you going?” she asked, and her voice came from inside his head as well as without. Jack slumped against the wall.
“I'm following Lucy-Anne to bring her back,” he said without thinking.
“Who's Lucy-Anne?”
“My girl…” He frowned, because that no longer seemed right.
What to read after London Eye: 1 (Toxic City)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tim Lebbon to read onlineMoreLess
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