The Glass Casket
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DEATH IN THE MORNING when they found her, she was in her bed. Rowan, having thought her friend the worse for ale, had left her to sleep in, but when she became concerned, she’d gone up and pounded on her door, finally retrieving the skeleton key from the kitchen pantry.
She knew as soon as the key turned in the lock that there was something wrong. An odor wafted from the room, and stepping inside, Rowan found that she was overwhelmed by it. Something dank, earthy, rotten, and above all that, som...ething starkly metallic.
Upon first examination, the room seemed undisturbed, but then Rowan noticed the misshapen lump in the bed. People did not sleep like that. Whatever it was, it was not a person. She moved slowly at first and stopped a foot from the bed, her hand reaching out over the white downy covers, hesitant.
“Emily?” she called, though her voice was hoarse, and it came out as more of a whisper than anything else.
Silence.
She took a deep breath and then, stepping forward, pulled the sheet back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DEATH IN THE MORNING when they found her, she was in her bed. Rowan, having thought her friend the worse for ale, had left her to sleep in, but when she became concerned, she’d gone up and pounded on her door, finally retrieving the skeleton key from the kitchen pantry.
She knew as soon as the key turned in the lock that there was something wrong. An odor wafted from the room, and stepping inside, Rowan found that she was overwhelmed by it. Something dank, earthy, rotten, and above all that, som...ething starkly metallic.
Upon first examination, the room seemed undisturbed, but then Rowan noticed the misshapen lump in the bed. People did not sleep like that. Whatever it was, it was not a person. She moved slowly at first and stopped a foot from the bed, her hand reaching out over the white downy covers, hesitant.
“Emily?” she called, though her voice was hoarse, and it came out as more of a whisper than anything else.
Silence.
She took a deep breath and then, stepping forward, pulled the sheet back.
What to read after The Glass Casket?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Templeman, Mccormick to read onlineMoreLess
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