The Death Seer (Skeleton Key)
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There was no sharp, invigorating brightness. But with the windows open, the red glow of the dead sky did brighten the room enough to bring me out of my sleep. An arm was draped around my waist. Kord’s, I knew, but I turned to make sure anyway. Without his sunglasses, in sleep, he looked much like the boy I remembered. I’d fallen asleep before he’d come back from Marie’s room. Even though he told me he hadn’t had sex with anyone, I couldn’t help wondering about this Marie and whether she’d entic...ed him to do more than what he’d gone there to do. His eyes fluttered open. For a moment, the irises were plain blue, and he smiled. But as his pupils contracted, the light in his eyes awakened. “We should get on the road,” he said in a gravelly voice.
We rose, dressed in our now-dry clothes, had breakfast in the great hall with a few dead monarchs, and then started our walk.
“Shame we lost the car,” I said. “I’m sure that man will be disappointed not to have it back.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no sharp, invigorating brightness. But with the windows open, the red glow of the dead sky did brighten the room enough to bring me out of my sleep. An arm was draped around my waist. Kord’s, I knew, but I turned to make sure anyway. Without his sunglasses, in sleep, he looked much like the boy I remembered. I’d fallen asleep before he’d come back from Marie’s room. Even though he told me he hadn’t had sex with anyone, I couldn’t help wondering about this Marie and whether she’d entic...ed him to do more than what he’d gone there to do. His eyes fluttered open. For a moment, the irises were plain blue, and he smiled. But as his pupils contracted, the light in his eyes awakened. “We should get on the road,” he said in a gravelly voice.
We rose, dressed in our now-dry clothes, had breakfast in the great hall with a few dead monarchs, and then started our walk.
“Shame we lost the car,” I said. “I’m sure that man will be disappointed not to have it back.”
What to read after The Death Seer (Skeleton Key)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Skeleton Key to read onlineMoreLess
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