Lost in the Echo
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They were almost there—almost to the very end of the pipe—but there were way too many variables now, with the roots shooting up through the floor. This had been Griffin’s plan when he started the stomping, though she doubted he knew it would get this extreme. Or had he known? She would ask him, if they ever got out of this alive.
Winslow was on the far end, leading them to the broken part of the pipe. She loved the man but wished he would move faster. He was going as fast as he could, though. Be...ing the tallest of them, he was hunched over pretty far, and at his age, it had to hurt.
With a final effort, Winslow pushed himself to the end and slipped free of the pipe. Frost, Griffin and Dodge followed in rapid succession. The ground trembled as more and more of the roots fought against the concrete floor. One of the soldiers—Boyle—was gone, but the other one—Osterman—was still alive, though it looked like he was having a hard time getting past the aggressive roots.
Their hands remained tied behind their backs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were almost there—almost to the very end of the pipe—but there were way too many variables now, with the roots shooting up through the floor. This had been Griffin’s plan when he started the stomping, though she doubted he knew it would get this extreme. Or had he known? She would ask him, if they ever got out of this alive.
Winslow was on the far end, leading them to the broken part of the pipe. She loved the man but wished he would move faster. He was going as fast as he could, though. Be...ing the tallest of them, he was hunched over pretty far, and at his age, it had to hurt.
With a final effort, Winslow pushed himself to the end and slipped free of the pipe. Frost, Griffin and Dodge followed in rapid succession. The ground trembled as more and more of the roots fought against the concrete floor. One of the soldiers—Boyle—was gone, but the other one—Osterman—was still alive, though it looked like he was having a hard time getting past the aggressive roots.
Their hands remained tied behind their backs.
What to read after Lost in the Echo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Swartwood to read onlineMoreLess
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