The Hunter (2011)
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Naiads grappled and strained, creating a turbulent surface, their transparent bodies as fiery scarlet as the water. Elongated hands clawed for purchase on the stone ledge inches from Colt’s feet.
“Nobody invited you up here,” he said as he stomped on a hand that nearly grabbed his foot. The naiad shrieked like a damn banshee.
He heard an ominous crack, watched a fissure do a crazy zigzag along the ledge. Nowhere to go. Ah, hell! Miss Arliss screamed as the ledge beneath their feet crumbled.
He h...it the scalding lake feetfirst. Plunged into the hot, viscous liquid, thick and rank like whale oil, the clutching hands of the naiads pulling at his clothing, hair, skin, forcing him beneath the surface. Where was Miss Arliss? he wondered, frantically trying to evade the grasping hands and keep his head above the roiling surface. Was she there with him in this liquid hell or back on the last shards of the ledge, safe?
But it was hard to think about anything other than his burning flesh and staying alive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Naiads grappled and strained, creating a turbulent surface, their transparent bodies as fiery scarlet as the water. Elongated hands clawed for purchase on the stone ledge inches from Colt’s feet.
“Nobody invited you up here,” he said as he stomped on a hand that nearly grabbed his foot. The naiad shrieked like a damn banshee.
He heard an ominous crack, watched a fissure do a crazy zigzag along the ledge. Nowhere to go. Ah, hell! Miss Arliss screamed as the ledge beneath their feet crumbled.
He h...it the scalding lake feetfirst. Plunged into the hot, viscous liquid, thick and rank like whale oil, the clutching hands of the naiads pulling at his clothing, hair, skin, forcing him beneath the surface. Where was Miss Arliss? he wondered, frantically trying to evade the grasping hands and keep his head above the roiling surface. Was she there with him in this liquid hell or back on the last shards of the ledge, safe?
But it was hard to think about anything other than his burning flesh and staying alive.
What to read after The Hunter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theresa Meyers to read onlineMoreLess
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