Mind the Gap (2008)
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Jazz jerked upright, and for a few seconds she thought she was still dreaming. She was surrounded by a pressing darkness, lessened here and there by dusty bulbs hanging suspended from a high ceiling, and if she’d been in her bedroom, she’d be looking at a movie poster of Johnny Depp. Instead, the poster that hung on the rough brick wall above her was of a man lighting a cigarette, and the words said, “Let ’em all come”
Men 41–55 Home Defense Battalions Jazz felt a weight on h...er chest. She reached out and touched cool plastic; the comfort she had gained from the torch had all but vanished.
She sat up, taking in a few rapid breaths to dispel the dreams she could no longer remember. They had been bad, that’s all she knew. Her mother had been there—alive or dead, she could not recall. But the echoes of her dead mother’s words still reverberated in her mind. She knew that they always would.
She was cold and uncomfortable, and it felt as though she’d been asleep for a long time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jazz jerked upright, and for a few seconds she thought she was still dreaming. She was surrounded by a pressing darkness, lessened here and there by dusty bulbs hanging suspended from a high ceiling, and if she’d been in her bedroom, she’d be looking at a movie poster of Johnny Depp. Instead, the poster that hung on the rough brick wall above her was of a man lighting a cigarette, and the words said, “Let ’em all come”
Men 41–55 Home Defense Battalions Jazz felt a weight on h...er chest. She reached out and touched cool plastic; the comfort she had gained from the torch had all but vanished.
She sat up, taking in a few rapid breaths to dispel the dreams she could no longer remember. They had been bad, that’s all she knew. Her mother had been there—alive or dead, she could not recall. But the echoes of her dead mother’s words still reverberated in her mind. She knew that they always would.
She was cold and uncomfortable, and it felt as though she’d been asleep for a long time.
What to read after Mind the Gap?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christopher Golden to read onlineMoreLess
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