The Seventh Seal
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Sully stood over John, holding a green military jacket and double-barreled shotgun. John struggled to meet the day. He swam through the fading current of a dream that refused to be summoned by his conscious thoughts. For some reason, John recalled the gaze of the biker chick from the night before.
Sully bent down and helped John to his feet. The massive biker threw the jacket over John’s shoulders and held the weapon six inches from his face.
“Snow is picking up. You’re going to want to wea...r this.”
John pulled the coat around and felt a sticky substance on the right shoulder. Cold blood soaked the coat. He fought the urge to vomit and put his arm into the left shoulder as well.
“How’s Alex?” John asked. His voice sounded distant and faded.
“Still healing. He’s gonna need to stay here.”
“Okay then,” John said. “I think I’m ready.”
John pulled his thoughts together and went through the back door of the stage. The swirling wall of snow blinded him and stung like a thousand bees. The inviting warmth and darkness of the Keeper’s lair became a fleeting memory. Confronted by a sudden urge, John relieved himself on the carcass of an old Camry as several bikers emerged from the back door. Sully stood in front of them all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sully stood over John, holding a green military jacket and double-barreled shotgun. John struggled to meet the day. He swam through the fading current of a dream that refused to be summoned by his conscious thoughts. For some reason, John recalled the gaze of the biker chick from the night before.
Sully bent down and helped John to his feet. The massive biker threw the jacket over John’s shoulders and held the weapon six inches from his face.
“Snow is picking up. You’re going to want to wea...r this.”
John pulled the coat around and felt a sticky substance on the right shoulder. Cold blood soaked the coat. He fought the urge to vomit and put his arm into the left shoulder as well.
“How’s Alex?” John asked. His voice sounded distant and faded.
“Still healing. He’s gonna need to stay here.”
“Okay then,” John said. “I think I’m ready.”
John pulled his thoughts together and went through the back door of the stage. The swirling wall of snow blinded him and stung like a thousand bees. The inviting warmth and darkness of the Keeper’s lair became a fleeting memory. Confronted by a sudden urge, John relieved himself on the carcass of an old Camry as several bikers emerged from the back door. Sully stood in front of them all.
What to read after The Seventh Seal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Thorn to read onlineMoreLess
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