Sunflower Lane
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Water ran in angry rivulets every which way. The gray glimmer of slashing rain was eerily illuminated by occasional flashes of lightning.
Wes had been searching through the downpour for more than an hour, working his way methodically toward Coyote Pass. Finally, he was getting close. He was headed toward one of the narrowest and most dangerous passes in the range of mountains ringing Lonesome Way, the going now slowed, made even more difficult by the rain and buffeting wind.
At least the... lightning had ceased. Although it was his surest lead, he prayed the boys hadn’t come this way. It was so steep, so dangerous.
Maybe they’d turned back . . . or gotten lost, then found shelter in a place easier to access, and safer to travel . . . or . . .
Suddenly he saw something on the ground about twenty feet ahead of him that made him halt. Hope stirred as he scrambled forward, the mountain seeming to shake beneath him during a deafening clap of thunder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Water ran in angry rivulets every which way. The gray glimmer of slashing rain was eerily illuminated by occasional flashes of lightning.
Wes had been searching through the downpour for more than an hour, working his way methodically toward Coyote Pass. Finally, he was getting close. He was headed toward one of the narrowest and most dangerous passes in the range of mountains ringing Lonesome Way, the going now slowed, made even more difficult by the rain and buffeting wind.
At least the... lightning had ceased. Although it was his surest lead, he prayed the boys hadn’t come this way. It was so steep, so dangerous.
Maybe they’d turned back . . . or gotten lost, then found shelter in a place easier to access, and safer to travel . . . or . . .
Suddenly he saw something on the ground about twenty feet ahead of him that made him halt. Hope stirred as he scrambled forward, the mountain seeming to shake beneath him during a deafening clap of thunder.
What to read after Sunflower Lane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jill Gregory to read onlineMoreLess
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