Raven's Hell
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She may not have come out and told him that she had either been attacked in the past, or raped, but he had seen the truth on her face back at the store. And then when he had said they were both survivors, he had seen that same painful and true expression cover her face. They had been talking about bullshit before she had nodded off. He hadn’t wanted to wake her, because clearly she was exhausted if she could pass out with him being here. And hell, he didn’t know how anyone could get any decent a...mount of rest with the moans and groans coming from the infected right outside of this place.
He moved closer, trying to be quiet so as not to wake her. The sun was starting to set, and although he should turn off the lantern to preserve the battery life, he wanted to be able to see her clearly. She was on her side with her back toward the edge of the loft. The haystacks were blocking her from actually rolling right off of the ledge, as were the wooden beams running horizontally.
She had taken off that big bulky jacket, and although she had several layers on underneath it, he could see that she was a tiny thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She may not have come out and told him that she had either been attacked in the past, or raped, but he had seen the truth on her face back at the store. And then when he had said they were both survivors, he had seen that same painful and true expression cover her face. They had been talking about bullshit before she had nodded off. He hadn’t wanted to wake her, because clearly she was exhausted if she could pass out with him being here. And hell, he didn’t know how anyone could get any decent a...mount of rest with the moans and groans coming from the infected right outside of this place.
He moved closer, trying to be quiet so as not to wake her. The sun was starting to set, and although he should turn off the lantern to preserve the battery life, he wanted to be able to see her clearly. She was on her side with her back toward the edge of the loft. The haystacks were blocking her from actually rolling right off of the ledge, as were the wooden beams running horizontally.
She had taken off that big bulky jacket, and although she had several layers on underneath it, he could see that she was a tiny thing.
What to read after Raven's Hell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenika Snow to read onlineMoreLess
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