Primitive Fix
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Small wonder, that. He thought he was going to die out in the swamp, and he still might as far as he knew. He willed his eyes to open, but they were so heavy and his body was coated with a layer of sweat.
Opening his mouth, he tried to cry out, to call to anyone who could hear him and help him, but his throat was too dry, his voice refusing to work. Swallowing hard, trying to work up the energy, he realized his mouth felt like cotton and there was no point in trying. No one would hear the mu...ffled cry which lodged in his chest, refusing to be heard.
“Hush, now. Don’t move.” The voice hovered somewhere near his face and was one he didn’t recognize. Female. With a harsh edge. Not exactly friendly. He wanted to grin against the thought. When was the last time he’d met any human who was friendly? It had been a long damned time since Nik Maddux had been able to call anyone friend.
He tried to speak again, but felt a hand on his shoulder and it stilled him, caused him to settle a little.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Small wonder, that. He thought he was going to die out in the swamp, and he still might as far as he knew. He willed his eyes to open, but they were so heavy and his body was coated with a layer of sweat.
Opening his mouth, he tried to cry out, to call to anyone who could hear him and help him, but his throat was too dry, his voice refusing to work. Swallowing hard, trying to work up the energy, he realized his mouth felt like cotton and there was no point in trying. No one would hear the mu...ffled cry which lodged in his chest, refusing to be heard.
“Hush, now. Don’t move.” The voice hovered somewhere near his face and was one he didn’t recognize. Female. With a harsh edge. Not exactly friendly. He wanted to grin against the thought. When was the last time he’d met any human who was friendly? It had been a long damned time since Nik Maddux had been able to call anyone friend.
He tried to speak again, but felt a hand on his shoulder and it stilled him, caused him to settle a little.
What to read after Primitive Fix?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alicia Sparks to read onlineMoreLess
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