The Loner: Seven Days to Die
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He was ready to hook and draw if any of the shots came his way.
The roaring volley lasted only a few seconds, then an echoing silence fell over the night. The shots had quieted everything else in Gehenna, too.
There was movement in the whorehouse. A man stepped up to the doorway and brushed aside the beaded curtain. He wore a flat-crowned black hat, a black vest, and leather wrist cuffs over a white shirt, and black whipcord trousers. His clean-shaven face looked like it had been whittled out of... hardwood.
As he stepped out, he spotted The Kid standing on the porch and froze. “Looking for trouble, friend?” the man rasped.
The Kid shook his head and moved his hand away from his gun. “Not hardly.” He hated to do anything that smacked of backing down, but he had come too far, risked too much, to get mixed up right away in a gunfight.
The man chuckled. “That’s the smart answer.” His eyes narrowed as he looked at The Kid. “Do I know you?”
“I don’t think so. I just rode into town about a minute ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was ready to hook and draw if any of the shots came his way.
The roaring volley lasted only a few seconds, then an echoing silence fell over the night. The shots had quieted everything else in Gehenna, too.
There was movement in the whorehouse. A man stepped up to the doorway and brushed aside the beaded curtain. He wore a flat-crowned black hat, a black vest, and leather wrist cuffs over a white shirt, and black whipcord trousers. His clean-shaven face looked like it had been whittled out of... hardwood.
As he stepped out, he spotted The Kid standing on the porch and froze. “Looking for trouble, friend?” the man rasped.
The Kid shook his head and moved his hand away from his gun. “Not hardly.” He hated to do anything that smacked of backing down, but he had come too far, risked too much, to get mixed up right away in a gunfight.
The man chuckled. “That’s the smart answer.” His eyes narrowed as he looked at The Kid. “Do I know you?”
“I don’t think so. I just rode into town about a minute ago.
What to read after The Loner: Seven Days to Die?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J. A. Johnstone to read onlineMoreLess
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