The Hourglass (2013)
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After being in the shadows so long, Ardeth was drawn to them like a moth to the flames, or a miser to gold. He thought he could savor them forever. Unfortunately, he did not have forever.
He was even more determined now to stay here beyond his six months, no matter how much time he would have. For all its pain and misery and squalor, life was better than any of the alternatives. It was…alive.
The gremlin thought so, too. Even in his half sleep on the bedpost of Ardeth’s grand bed at the finest h...otel in Brussels, the crow muttered, “Alive. Clucking Hell. I’m alive.”
Ardeth went back to staring out the window, a blanket around his shoulders. His body was not used to feeling the cold, it seemed. Or maybe the chill was due to another day dawning with him no nearer to finding the hourglass pin. He knew the blasted thing was only a symbol, only a ruse of the Devil’s to make Ar waste precious time chasing a spectral illusion. He’d never find it, not if Satan did not want him to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After being in the shadows so long, Ardeth was drawn to them like a moth to the flames, or a miser to gold. He thought he could savor them forever. Unfortunately, he did not have forever.
He was even more determined now to stay here beyond his six months, no matter how much time he would have. For all its pain and misery and squalor, life was better than any of the alternatives. It was…alive.
The gremlin thought so, too. Even in his half sleep on the bedpost of Ardeth’s grand bed at the finest h...otel in Brussels, the crow muttered, “Alive. Clucking Hell. I’m alive.”
Ardeth went back to staring out the window, a blanket around his shoulders. His body was not used to feeling the cold, it seemed. Or maybe the chill was due to another day dawning with him no nearer to finding the hourglass pin. He knew the blasted thing was only a symbol, only a ruse of the Devil’s to make Ar waste precious time chasing a spectral illusion. He’d never find it, not if Satan did not want him to.
What to read after The Hourglass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Metzger to read onlineMoreLess
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