The Man Who Melted (2013)
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Although Joan was not in the mood for sex, Pfeiffer was; and he insisted that they make love in the same bed with Mantle for the sake of the ménage. Joan obliged him while Mantle slept fitfully, once again dreaming of Josiane.
When they were finished, Pfeiffer questioned Joan about Mantle, about his dreams. He most often questioned her, rather than asking Mantle directly.
“What do you want from him?” Joan whispered. She had not yet caught her breath; after their initial few times togethe...r, Pfeiffer became more and more sexually passive, and Joan exerted herself far more than he.
“I don't want anything from him, I want to help him.”
“That old saw.”
“Believe what you will, but it's true.”
“What do you know about Josiane?” Joan asked.
For an instant, Pfeiffer seemed taken aback, and Joan caught her breath and waited for his response.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Although Joan was not in the mood for sex, Pfeiffer was; and he insisted that they make love in the same bed with Mantle for the sake of the ménage. Joan obliged him while Mantle slept fitfully, once again dreaming of Josiane.
When they were finished, Pfeiffer questioned Joan about Mantle, about his dreams. He most often questioned her, rather than asking Mantle directly.
“What do you want from him?” Joan whispered. She had not yet caught her breath; after their initial few times togethe...r, Pfeiffer became more and more sexually passive, and Joan exerted herself far more than he.
“I don't want anything from him, I want to help him.”
“That old saw.”
“Believe what you will, but it's true.”
“What do you know about Josiane?” Joan asked.
For an instant, Pfeiffer seemed taken aback, and Joan caught her breath and waited for his response.
What to read after The Man Who Melted?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jack Dann to read onlineMoreLess
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