Pretty Little Dead Things
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When I opened my eyes I didn't know where I was, or why my vision was so occluded. I strained to see beyond the clammy darkness that hung in tatters before my eyes, but it was impossible. Raising a hand to my face, I rubbed at my eyes and managed to pull away the ashen caul that I found there, clinging to my face like a secondary skin. I spat, wiped my mouth, and rubbed more vigorously to clear the stuff from out of my eyes.
There was no sign of the hooded youths. Wherever they'd taken E...llen, it seemed that they were long gone by now. It could have been hours ago or it could have been only minutes since she had been snatched. I had no way of knowing which.
I tried to sit but felt too dizzy to move. The next time I tried, it was easier and my head had just about begun to clear. I blinked but the sky remained dark. I was lying upon a soft mat of black ash and my clothes were covered in drying vomit. I touched my face again – tentatively, now that I was fully awake – and felt the raised areas around my chin and cheeks, the blood that had dried on my skin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I opened my eyes I didn't know where I was, or why my vision was so occluded. I strained to see beyond the clammy darkness that hung in tatters before my eyes, but it was impossible. Raising a hand to my face, I rubbed at my eyes and managed to pull away the ashen caul that I found there, clinging to my face like a secondary skin. I spat, wiped my mouth, and rubbed more vigorously to clear the stuff from out of my eyes.
There was no sign of the hooded youths. Wherever they'd taken E...llen, it seemed that they were long gone by now. It could have been hours ago or it could have been only minutes since she had been snatched. I had no way of knowing which.
I tried to sit but felt too dizzy to move. The next time I tried, it was easier and my head had just about begun to clear. I blinked but the sky remained dark. I was lying upon a soft mat of black ash and my clothes were covered in drying vomit. I touched my face again – tentatively, now that I was fully awake – and felt the raised areas around my chin and cheeks, the blood that had dried on my skin.
What to read after Pretty Little Dead Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gary Mcmahon to read onlineMoreLess
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