The Heat
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She knew she was dreaming. She was a lucid dreamer, so she’d always been able to tell the difference between waking life and the world she entered when she slept.
There was a strange buzzing in the air. It was familiar to her and it filled her with a sense of anticipation. And of fear. She knew who the subject of this dream would be; she could remember the heated feel of his eyes on her skin and the backs of his fingers sending electricity through her blood. But the sensation was muted and s...he knew that she would be an observer in this dream and not a participant. She wasn’t sure whether she should be disappointed – or relieved.
The scene before her defogged and the dreamscape backdrop came into focus.
She was standing in the mud. It was raining and an acrid stench filled the air. She looked to her right and saw barbed wire reinforced fences. She took in the scene with a growing sense of despair. Of grief. It was cold here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She knew she was dreaming. She was a lucid dreamer, so she’d always been able to tell the difference between waking life and the world she entered when she slept.
There was a strange buzzing in the air. It was familiar to her and it filled her with a sense of anticipation. And of fear. She knew who the subject of this dream would be; she could remember the heated feel of his eyes on her skin and the backs of his fingers sending electricity through her blood. But the sensation was muted and s...he knew that she would be an observer in this dream and not a participant. She wasn’t sure whether she should be disappointed – or relieved.
The scene before her defogged and the dreamscape backdrop came into focus.
She was standing in the mud. It was raining and an acrid stench filled the air. She looked to her right and saw barbed wire reinforced fences. She took in the scene with a growing sense of despair. Of grief. It was cold here.
What to read after The Heat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heather Killough-Walden to read onlineMoreLess
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