Thin Air (2010)
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I felt dizzy, squeezed, wrong. I involuntarily tried to move something, but in the next instant I realized a couple of important things….
One, I wasn’t Cherise. I was still me, but a silent observer sitting alongside Cherise in her body.
And two, this was the past.
This was memory.
It took me a second to absorb where Cherise was. Some kind of set. Movie? Television? I caught sight of the unmistakable configuration of a television news desk, and the call letters in red over it. Cameras. People mi...lling around. There wasn’t any easy way I could figure out what date this was, or even what city. I could sense Cherise thinking, but it was a random jumble of stuff, nothing I could make sense of—until it suddenly did.
Oh great, she thought. Time to make nice with the new girl.
And with a sense of having fallen completely down the rabbit hole, I saw myself—Joanne—walking toward her. There was something so utterly wrong about seeing myself like this that I felt another surge of disorientation, and I wanted desperately to turn away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I felt dizzy, squeezed, wrong. I involuntarily tried to move something, but in the next instant I realized a couple of important things….
One, I wasn’t Cherise. I was still me, but a silent observer sitting alongside Cherise in her body.
And two, this was the past.
This was memory.
It took me a second to absorb where Cherise was. Some kind of set. Movie? Television? I caught sight of the unmistakable configuration of a television news desk, and the call letters in red over it. Cameras. People mi...lling around. There wasn’t any easy way I could figure out what date this was, or even what city. I could sense Cherise thinking, but it was a random jumble of stuff, nothing I could make sense of—until it suddenly did.
Oh great, she thought. Time to make nice with the new girl.
And with a sense of having fallen completely down the rabbit hole, I saw myself—Joanne—walking toward her. There was something so utterly wrong about seeing myself like this that I felt another surge of disorientation, and I wanted desperately to turn away.
What to read after Thin Air?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rachel Caine to read onlineMoreLess
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