Resurrection
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And along the keel of the lead craft, a muted scratching like something sharp drawn along its length.
The men were panicking, searchlights and flashlights scanning the water and the walls of the buildings, those abandoned docks. The rain fell in a fine spray and there was movement in the water around them. Things breaking the surface and disappearing, bobbing and sinking. Shadows slithering and the stink of mortuaries.
Oates saw a face just above the water.
Only for the briefest of m...oments, but he put his flashlight full on it and there was no denying the grim reality of it. A face bleached-white and puckered, chewed-looking as if fish had been nibbling on it, strips of flesh hanging from the cheeks and forehead like Spanish moss. Then it slid down beneath the waters again.
“What the hell was that?” Hinks said.
And Oates was going to tell him it was nothing, just a fucking doll’s head or something, but he couldn’t seem to find the words to speak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And along the keel of the lead craft, a muted scratching like something sharp drawn along its length.
The men were panicking, searchlights and flashlights scanning the water and the walls of the buildings, those abandoned docks. The rain fell in a fine spray and there was movement in the water around them. Things breaking the surface and disappearing, bobbing and sinking. Shadows slithering and the stink of mortuaries.
Oates saw a face just above the water.
Only for the briefest of m...oments, but he put his flashlight full on it and there was no denying the grim reality of it. A face bleached-white and puckered, chewed-looking as if fish had been nibbling on it, strips of flesh hanging from the cheeks and forehead like Spanish moss. Then it slid down beneath the waters again.
“What the hell was that?” Hinks said.
And Oates was going to tell him it was nothing, just a fucking doll’s head or something, but he couldn’t seem to find the words to speak.
What to read after Resurrection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tim Curran to read onlineMoreLess
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