The Darwin Elevator
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The clicky-clack sound went on and on, calamitous in its volume after so much silence.
Like clockwork, the cries of newly agitated subhumans returned, emanating from the empty buildings that lined the street.
Skyler ran.
Pumping his legs as hard as his injury would allow, he beat a direct path to the office tower. He could hear rapid footfalls behind him.
A quick glance over his shoulder—at least ten of them were in pursuit, and gaining. He forced his attention ahead and in doing so caught move...ment to his right. Another sub emerged from an old house and raced toward him. Skyler squeezed off a burst of bullets from his hip. The poor creature pitched forward to a sliding stop, utterly limp.
The deafening crackle of the machine gun brought a chorus of mindless howls from every direction.
Skyler pushed himself harder, lungs burning as he sprinted the last few meters to the building.
Thick planks of wood and pieces of sheet metal covered the entrance, with rows of razor wire nailed across it in haphazard fashion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The clicky-clack sound went on and on, calamitous in its volume after so much silence.
Like clockwork, the cries of newly agitated subhumans returned, emanating from the empty buildings that lined the street.
Skyler ran.
Pumping his legs as hard as his injury would allow, he beat a direct path to the office tower. He could hear rapid footfalls behind him.
A quick glance over his shoulder—at least ten of them were in pursuit, and gaining. He forced his attention ahead and in doing so caught move...ment to his right. Another sub emerged from an old house and raced toward him. Skyler squeezed off a burst of bullets from his hip. The poor creature pitched forward to a sliding stop, utterly limp.
The deafening crackle of the machine gun brought a chorus of mindless howls from every direction.
Skyler pushed himself harder, lungs burning as he sprinted the last few meters to the building.
Thick planks of wood and pieces of sheet metal covered the entrance, with rows of razor wire nailed across it in haphazard fashion.
What to read after The Darwin Elevator?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jason M. Hough to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 6 years ago
This book is pretty scary at the beginning of the book! Isn't it scary? Or Not! A blah blah blah! A blah blah blah, A blah blah blah.
HummaHugga 6 years ago
It is so refreshing to read a book like this that is not like anything else I have read. Don't pass this one up! And its the FIRST of a series. Thanks Jason!
ecogdill 6 years ago
NO I HATED IT AND NEVER ASK AGAIN OK
ecogdill 6 years ago
just kidding i loved the book please make another one i am looking forward to it.
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Guest 7 years ago
me love this book because me is good ats grammer words
Guest 7 years ago
Good book!!!!!!!
Guest 7 years ago
this book is lovely and inspires the young generation on how to make the perfect bombs lmao issa joke
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