Reap the Wild Wind
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The echoes were strange and deafening. She tried to cover her ears.
Her hands . . . she couldn’t move them! Couldn’t move her arms . . . her legs . . . her . . .
Swallowing another scream down her raw throat, Aryl made herself stop struggling. Where was she? The darkness seemed to press against her face. She blinked to prove her eyes were open; that nothing covered her face. It was still dark.
More than dark. There was no light at all. Was she in that other place?
No. This was no...thing more than the absence of light. Being in the other place was like being in the M’hir— to stay still, to stay yourself, you had to hold on. She took a breath, reassured by the sound of air moving in and out of her body.
Alive. In the dark. She tested her body with more care. Something held her arms against her body. Not painful, but snug. Her legs were slightly apart as if she stood naturally, but immobile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The echoes were strange and deafening. She tried to cover her ears.
Her hands . . . she couldn’t move them! Couldn’t move her arms . . . her legs . . . her . . .
Swallowing another scream down her raw throat, Aryl made herself stop struggling. Where was she? The darkness seemed to press against her face. She blinked to prove her eyes were open; that nothing covered her face. It was still dark.
More than dark. There was no light at all. Was she in that other place?
No. This was no...thing more than the absence of light. Being in the other place was like being in the M’hir— to stay still, to stay yourself, you had to hold on. She took a breath, reassured by the sound of air moving in and out of her body.
Alive. In the dark. She tested her body with more care. Something held her arms against her body. Not painful, but snug. Her legs were slightly apart as if she stood naturally, but immobile.
What to read after Reap the Wild Wind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Czerneda, Julie E to read onlineMoreLess
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