The Last City (2012)
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Alone in the sanctuary of her own square of the city, she dissected the day, her every utterance, her every step. Every raw and ugly detail magnified and processed with the harshest of scrutiny. Hours passed in seconds, and when she emerged into the present, blinking in time with the dripping kitchen tap, her stomach muscles ached and her jaw was throbbing. She unclenched her teeth, released her fisted fingers and drew in several deep breaths, blowing out each one slowly to regain equilibrium.
... Today she had failed, but it wasn’t the first time and it wasn’t the end of time, so tomorrow she would try again. This was the way she did things. This was the way she survived. Take it in, let it out, keep moving. Hammersmith had taught her that. He had never tried to replace her father, but he’d always treated her like his own child, and made her work so hard she’d screamed her hatred at him and learnt day by day that wherever her limitations lay, she hadn’t yet reached them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alone in the sanctuary of her own square of the city, she dissected the day, her every utterance, her every step. Every raw and ugly detail magnified and processed with the harshest of scrutiny. Hours passed in seconds, and when she emerged into the present, blinking in time with the dripping kitchen tap, her stomach muscles ached and her jaw was throbbing. She unclenched her teeth, released her fisted fingers and drew in several deep breaths, blowing out each one slowly to regain equilibrium.
... Today she had failed, but it wasn’t the first time and it wasn’t the end of time, so tomorrow she would try again. This was the way she did things. This was the way she survived. Take it in, let it out, keep moving. Hammersmith had taught her that. He had never tried to replace her father, but he’d always treated her like his own child, and made her work so hard she’d screamed her hatred at him and learnt day by day that wherever her limitations lay, she hadn’t yet reached them.
What to read after The Last City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nina D'aleo to read onlineMoreLess
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