Personal Darkness
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It was February, month of the Lupercal, and none of them knew it. They were a kind of black cloud roaring over the landscape. Over the wastelands in the rain.
As they got nearer the capital, they created pauses. In the motorway cafes the girls in their bright slave-uniforms treated them carefully.
On the great wide roads they burned up tarmac. Black jets with flares of blue, crimson and silver.
At the head rode Connor. His long black hair was in a tail, fastened by a cinch of steel. ...He had a big powerful body and the beer-gut of a Viking. He liked screwing women, but he loved Viv, who was in the saddlebag on the left-hand side. He loved her like the bike. If ever anything happened they would be together, the three of them, into Valhalla.
Viv was of middle size, white, black, and yellow, with one upstanding ear in which, long ago, another dog had bitten a hole. Through the hole now was a silver stud, a heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was February, month of the Lupercal, and none of them knew it. They were a kind of black cloud roaring over the landscape. Over the wastelands in the rain.
As they got nearer the capital, they created pauses. In the motorway cafes the girls in their bright slave-uniforms treated them carefully.
On the great wide roads they burned up tarmac. Black jets with flares of blue, crimson and silver.
At the head rode Connor. His long black hair was in a tail, fastened by a cinch of steel. ...He had a big powerful body and the beer-gut of a Viking. He liked screwing women, but he loved Viv, who was in the saddlebag on the left-hand side. He loved her like the bike. If ever anything happened they would be together, the three of them, into Valhalla.
Viv was of middle size, white, black, and yellow, with one upstanding ear in which, long ago, another dog had bitten a hole. Through the hole now was a silver stud, a heart.
What to read after Personal Darkness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tanith Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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