The Threshold (2015)
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It took Aletha a moment to recognize it as the building that was still there but boarded up and moved way back on the lot. A sign announced it as the Belmond, and through its storefront windows she could see a great many black-coated men with little round hats. In fact, it looked like every guy in there had bought his clothes off the same rack. There was a lot of noise coming from the place—shouting, jeering, the rumble of men’s voices, the light ring of women laughing.
A couple stepped out of t...he Belmond. She wore gray from head to toe, but the way she let the man snuggle her neck and the way she tried to hurry him along made Aletha think she must work in the district. The couple had just crossed the alley when they disappeared, the Belmond went dark and moved back on its lot, the dumpster stood where the Pabst-Milwaukee Bottling Works had been, and the ankle-deep mud turned into the flat baked-hard alley again.
“How’d you do that?” Herm said from behind the screen door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It took Aletha a moment to recognize it as the building that was still there but boarded up and moved way back on the lot. A sign announced it as the Belmond, and through its storefront windows she could see a great many black-coated men with little round hats. In fact, it looked like every guy in there had bought his clothes off the same rack. There was a lot of noise coming from the place—shouting, jeering, the rumble of men’s voices, the light ring of women laughing.
A couple stepped out of t...he Belmond. She wore gray from head to toe, but the way she let the man snuggle her neck and the way she tried to hurry him along made Aletha think she must work in the district. The couple had just crossed the alley when they disappeared, the Belmond went dark and moved back on its lot, the dumpster stood where the Pabst-Milwaukee Bottling Works had been, and the ankle-deep mud turned into the flat baked-hard alley again.
“How’d you do that?” Herm said from behind the screen door.
What to read after The Threshold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marlys Millhiser to read onlineMoreLess
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