The Devil's Heart (1992)
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Johnstone | Tuesday Night TUESDAY NIGHT Sam had taken the heaviest pack and distributed the weight of the other materials evenly among the young women. He had looked for his father's picture, literally tearing up the room in his search. But the picture was gone. He gave up the search, turning as Nydia slipped something into his pocket.
"What's that, babe?" he asked.
She smiled. "I thought they might come in handy. Little pills you can buy on campus—if you know the right person—just befor...e you have to start cramming for an exam." Amphetamines. Sam returned the smile. "I heard that." "How are we going to get out of here?" Linda asked. "Won't they stop us?" "They would if they saw us." Sam grinned. "But I'm betting they won't." "How do we manage that, Sam?" Nydia asked.
"You remember complaining about all that rope we took from the storage area that night?" "Yes. So?" "We're going to climb down, ladies," Sam said, pointing to the window.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Johnstone | Tuesday Night TUESDAY NIGHT Sam had taken the heaviest pack and distributed the weight of the other materials evenly among the young women. He had looked for his father's picture, literally tearing up the room in his search. But the picture was gone. He gave up the search, turning as Nydia slipped something into his pocket.
"What's that, babe?" he asked.
She smiled. "I thought they might come in handy. Little pills you can buy on campus—if you know the right person—just befor...e you have to start cramming for an exam." Amphetamines. Sam returned the smile. "I heard that." "How are we going to get out of here?" Linda asked. "Won't they stop us?" "They would if they saw us." Sam grinned. "But I'm betting they won't." "How do we manage that, Sam?" Nydia asked.
"You remember complaining about all that rope we took from the storage area that night?" "Yes. So?" "We're going to climb down, ladies," Sam said, pointing to the window.
What to read after The Devil's Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William W. Johnstone to read onlineMoreLess
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