Playing With Fire
Playing With Fire
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Is Magoth in?’’ ‘‘Yes.’’ The female demon looked up from its laptop, using a wicked-looking stiletto to poke a strand of errant blond hair back into an otherwise tidy French twist, all the while eyeing me with obvious disdain. ‘‘You’re not a demon.’’ ‘‘Er . . . no, I’m not. I’m a doppelganger. I don’t believe we’ve met—I’m May Northcott.’’ ‘‘Sobe,’’ the demon answered, its mouth set in a prim line. ‘‘I’ve never seen a doppelganger. You are a dark being?’’ ‘‘Not really, no. I’m a twin, the shadow... image of a normal person. Well, not a mortal—she’s a naiad.’’ ‘‘A twin?’’ Sobe’s expression turned even more sour. ‘‘How does this happen?’’ ‘‘Oh, you know, the usual way,’’ I said, trying to be bright and perky. It never worked—I just wasn’t a bright and perky sort of person. ‘‘Someone decides they want an exact copy of themselves, they invoke a demon lord, sacrifice one of their character traits, and poof!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is Magoth in?’’ ‘‘Yes.’’ The female demon looked up from its laptop, using a wicked-looking stiletto to poke a strand of errant blond hair back into an otherwise tidy French twist, all the while eyeing me with obvious disdain. ‘‘You’re not a demon.’’ ‘‘Er . . . no, I’m not. I’m a doppelganger. I don’t believe we’ve met—I’m May Northcott.’’ ‘‘Sobe,’’ the demon answered, its mouth set in a prim line. ‘‘I’ve never seen a doppelganger. You are a dark being?’’ ‘‘Not really, no. I’m a twin, the shadow... image of a normal person. Well, not a mortal—she’s a naiad.’’ ‘‘A twin?’’ Sobe’s expression turned even more sour. ‘‘How does this happen?’’ ‘‘Oh, you know, the usual way,’’ I said, trying to be bright and perky. It never worked—I just wasn’t a bright and perky sort of person. ‘‘Someone decides they want an exact copy of themselves, they invoke a demon lord, sacrifice one of their character traits, and poof!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katie Macalister to read onlineMoreLess
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