The Blue Light Project (2011)
The Blue Light Project
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He’d had a good fast sleep, which, considering he’d been forced to stay on a roof overnight, meant that he hadn’t been discovered or lost any of his gear. He checked inventory and everything was where it should be. Pack tucked tight under his head, foil wrapped around his shoulders. No face hovering, grooved with disdain, waiting for an explanation or worse.
Only birdsong, high clouds. The weather had been threatening each morning, but had not yet broken.
Rabbit rolled to his knees on the gravel... and began to pack his things. He was under the overhang of a storage compartment built into the side of the service shaft, where he’d crawled after making his jump late the night before. Nothing broken, but he’d landed hard and the bridge of his nose had made solid contact with the corner of a duct housing. He’d stayed there in the shadows, bleeding and motionless, watching the roofline of the Peavey Block back across the alley in darkness behind him. He’d waited many minutes like that, holding a cramped position on his knees and palms until he was sure he hadn’t been heard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He’d had a good fast sleep, which, considering he’d been forced to stay on a roof overnight, meant that he hadn’t been discovered or lost any of his gear. He checked inventory and everything was where it should be. Pack tucked tight under his head, foil wrapped around his shoulders. No face hovering, grooved with disdain, waiting for an explanation or worse.
Only birdsong, high clouds. The weather had been threatening each morning, but had not yet broken.
Rabbit rolled to his knees on the gravel... and began to pack his things. He was under the overhang of a storage compartment built into the side of the service shaft, where he’d crawled after making his jump late the night before. Nothing broken, but he’d landed hard and the bridge of his nose had made solid contact with the corner of a duct housing. He’d stayed there in the shadows, bleeding and motionless, watching the roofline of the Peavey Block back across the alley in darkness behind him. He’d waited many minutes like that, holding a cramped position on his knees and palms until he was sure he hadn’t been heard.
What to read after The Blue Light Project?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Timothy Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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