Mercy
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He thrived within its bounds, just as he thrived within the tolling structure of the seminary day. St. Peter’s broke life into pieces and portioned it out. For the first time in his life August began to feel secure.
Until.
Late one night, in the heart of the grand silence, there came a moaning through the wall beside his bed. Someone else might have thought the moaner was ill or in the grips of a nightmare, but August was all too familiar with the sound of sin. He lay frozen in his bed, just as ...he’d lain frozen the night he heard his mother being killed.
She’d cried out over and over, and the thing that was murdering her must’ve had more than one head, because it answered in the voice of a bull, then a coyote, then a bear. August heard it leave by the slamming back door, then a hush, and he knew with a childish certainty she was dead. The next morning, Aggie folded down his quilt to find him curled at the foot of his little bed. “Wake up, sleepyhead,” she said softly, and he opened his eyes and screamed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He thrived within its bounds, just as he thrived within the tolling structure of the seminary day. St. Peter’s broke life into pieces and portioned it out. For the first time in his life August began to feel secure.
Until.
Late one night, in the heart of the grand silence, there came a moaning through the wall beside his bed. Someone else might have thought the moaner was ill or in the grips of a nightmare, but August was all too familiar with the sound of sin. He lay frozen in his bed, just as ...he’d lain frozen the night he heard his mother being killed.
She’d cried out over and over, and the thing that was murdering her must’ve had more than one head, because it answered in the voice of a bull, then a coyote, then a bear. August heard it leave by the slamming back door, then a hush, and he knew with a childish certainty she was dead. The next morning, Aggie folded down his quilt to find him curled at the foot of his little bed. “Wake up, sleepyhead,” she said softly, and he opened his eyes and screamed.
What to read after Mercy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alissa York to read onlineMoreLess
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