The Captive (2014)
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“At dusk.”
“How much longer ‘til then?”
“About an hour.”
Another hour. It seemed they had been walking for years. It had been two days since they left the pool. They walked and walked, and yet the distant mist-covered mountain that housed Enjine Base Nine never seemed to grow any closer. Her legs ached, her back ached, her head ached. She was hungry and tired and thirsty. And dirty. To look at her, you couldn’t tell she had ever bathed. Her shoes and stockings were splattered with mud, she was s...ticky with perspiration, her hair fell over her shoulders and down her back in a tangled mass of snarls.
She glared at Falkon’s back. Didn’t he ever get tired or hungry or thirsty?
Left, right, left. She put one foot in front of the other, too tired to think. She was almost asleep on her feet when she bumped into Falkon, who seemed to have stopped for no apparent reason.
It jerked her out of her daze. She peered around him, surprised to see a dozen men huddled around a campfire a short distance ahead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“At dusk.”
“How much longer ‘til then?”
“About an hour.”
Another hour. It seemed they had been walking for years. It had been two days since they left the pool. They walked and walked, and yet the distant mist-covered mountain that housed Enjine Base Nine never seemed to grow any closer. Her legs ached, her back ached, her head ached. She was hungry and tired and thirsty. And dirty. To look at her, you couldn’t tell she had ever bathed. Her shoes and stockings were splattered with mud, she was s...ticky with perspiration, her hair fell over her shoulders and down her back in a tangled mass of snarls.
She glared at Falkon’s back. Didn’t he ever get tired or hungry or thirsty?
Left, right, left. She put one foot in front of the other, too tired to think. She was almost asleep on her feet when she bumped into Falkon, who seemed to have stopped for no apparent reason.
It jerked her out of her daze. She peered around him, surprised to see a dozen men huddled around a campfire a short distance ahead.
What to read after The Captive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amanda Ashley to read onlineMoreLess
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