The Raven (A Jane Harper Horror Novel)
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His eyes are wide with horror, but I don’t think he’s really seeing anything at all. Or maybe everything he’s seeing coupled with Malik’s ice-cold rude awakening has him supremely confused. Whatever the case may be, he needs to get a grip. And soon. I’ve got him by the shoulders and am shouting in his face, but it’s not helping, so I do the only other thing I can think of.
The slap knocks the scream right out of him. His hand goes to his face, and his eyes slowly rise to meet mine. Relief melts ...the tension in his face and body when our eyes meet. He’s really just seeing me now.
“Where—where am I?” he asks.
“You’re on board the Raven,” I say.
“The Raven…” He looks around the ship and sees one of the harpoon guns mounted on the aft deck. “A whaling ship?”
I know the kid is a Greenpeacer, so this could go bad, but there’s no hiding the fact that the Raven was outfitted for the sole purpose of slaughtering whales. “Yeah, you could say that.”
He looks even more relieved now, which surprises me until I remember what he’s probably endured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His eyes are wide with horror, but I don’t think he’s really seeing anything at all. Or maybe everything he’s seeing coupled with Malik’s ice-cold rude awakening has him supremely confused. Whatever the case may be, he needs to get a grip. And soon. I’ve got him by the shoulders and am shouting in his face, but it’s not helping, so I do the only other thing I can think of.
The slap knocks the scream right out of him. His hand goes to his face, and his eyes slowly rise to meet mine. Relief melts ...the tension in his face and body when our eyes meet. He’s really just seeing me now.
“Where—where am I?” he asks.
“You’re on board the Raven,” I say.
“The Raven…” He looks around the ship and sees one of the harpoon guns mounted on the aft deck. “A whaling ship?”
I know the kid is a Greenpeacer, so this could go bad, but there’s no hiding the fact that the Raven was outfitted for the sole purpose of slaughtering whales. “Yeah, you could say that.”
He looks even more relieved now, which surprises me until I remember what he’s probably endured.
What to read after The Raven (A Jane Harper Horror Novel)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bishop, Jeremy to read onlineMoreLess
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