Touching Darkness (2010)
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Sobbing. He was crying…. because Olivia was dead. Oh, God…dead. How long had he been out? He tried to pull his thoughts together under the onslaught of vicious memories.
He winced from the pain that ripped through him. Pain beyond his aching balls and the slice down his arm and bruises on his face. Emotional pain tore him to shreds from the inside out.
Except he wasn’t crying.
His eyes snapped open. It was a woman’s cries. Olivia! He rolled to his side, the movement excruciating. She was trying ...to crawl to him, her hands still bound. Her tears glittered in the silvery light.
“Don’t move,” he said.
He couldn’t believe she was moving at all. Where had the son of a bitch stabbed her? She mumbled something. He crawled over to her, shoving the gag from her mouth. She spit out more material, and he pulled it out. He held her face. “Don’t move. I’m sorry I didn’t get here sooner.”
“You got here soon enough. Get my hands free.”
He patted the ground, looking for his knife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sobbing. He was crying…. because Olivia was dead. Oh, God…dead. How long had he been out? He tried to pull his thoughts together under the onslaught of vicious memories.
He winced from the pain that ripped through him. Pain beyond his aching balls and the slice down his arm and bruises on his face. Emotional pain tore him to shreds from the inside out.
Except he wasn’t crying.
His eyes snapped open. It was a woman’s cries. Olivia! He rolled to his side, the movement excruciating. She was trying ...to crawl to him, her hands still bound. Her tears glittered in the silvery light.
“Don’t move,” he said.
He couldn’t believe she was moving at all. Where had the son of a bitch stabbed her? She mumbled something. He crawled over to her, shoving the gag from her mouth. She spit out more material, and he pulled it out. He held her face. “Don’t move. I’m sorry I didn’t get here sooner.”
“You got here soon enough. Get my hands free.”
He patted the ground, looking for his knife.
What to read after Touching Darkness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jaime Rush to read onlineMoreLess
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