The Sentinel
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But I’m not really sure he recognizes me because he screams again and tries to stop. His feet slip on the fresh snow and it sends him hard to his ass. His glasses are cracked on one side, and the other side is covered in flecks of blood, so it’s possible he can’t see me clearly, but the horror on his face says he’s somewhere else. Not thinking. Like someone who has just witnessed a murder.Or committed a murder.“Chase,” I say in a firm, yet calm voice, “It’s Jane.”I lower the gun so he can see my... face behind it, but I don’t divert my aim too far. It makes little difference. He scrambles away from me, breathing so heavy that spit is flying from his mouth. Or is it rabid froth? Has he gone mad?“Chase,” I shout at him, lowering the weapon completely.“Oh my god,” Jenny says, as she steps out of the tent. “Is he okay?”I ignore her. Chase is almost back to his feet and it’s clear he’s going to run. And as much as I don’t like him—never mind that he’s covered in someone else’s blood—I can’t let him die.Blood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I’m not really sure he recognizes me because he screams again and tries to stop. His feet slip on the fresh snow and it sends him hard to his ass. His glasses are cracked on one side, and the other side is covered in flecks of blood, so it’s possible he can’t see me clearly, but the horror on his face says he’s somewhere else. Not thinking. Like someone who has just witnessed a murder.Or committed a murder.“Chase,” I say in a firm, yet calm voice, “It’s Jane.”I lower the gun so he can see my... face behind it, but I don’t divert my aim too far. It makes little difference. He scrambles away from me, breathing so heavy that spit is flying from his mouth. Or is it rabid froth? Has he gone mad?“Chase,” I shout at him, lowering the weapon completely.“Oh my god,” Jenny says, as she steps out of the tent. “Is he okay?”I ignore her. Chase is almost back to his feet and it’s clear he’s going to run. And as much as I don’t like him—never mind that he’s covered in someone else’s blood—I can’t let him die.Blood.
What to read after The Sentinel?
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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