Turning Points
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“Bez?” his wife, Chersey, whispered. “Bez, are you awake?”
“I am,” he assured her, despite the absurdity of the question: Nothing on Wriggle Way could sleep once the geese got going.
They both shucked their blankets. Barefoot, Chersey hurried to their children, four-year-old Ayse, and her little brother, Lesimar, both beginning to howl from the cradle they shared. Bezul spared the extra moment to find his boots and the antique, iron-headed mace he kept handy beside the master bed.
He... was tiptoeing down the pitch-dark stairway when a patch of light appeared on the landing behind him.
“Bezul?” a woman asked, her voice gone deep with age. “Is that you?”
“It is, Mother.” Bezul spoke loudly; the geese were still in high dudgeon. “I heard a strike against the door. I’m sure it’s nothing, but I’ve got the club. Shut the door and go back to bed where it’s warm.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Bez?” his wife, Chersey, whispered. “Bez, are you awake?”
“I am,” he assured her, despite the absurdity of the question: Nothing on Wriggle Way could sleep once the geese got going.
They both shucked their blankets. Barefoot, Chersey hurried to their children, four-year-old Ayse, and her little brother, Lesimar, both beginning to howl from the cradle they shared. Bezul spared the extra moment to find his boots and the antique, iron-headed mace he kept handy beside the master bed.
He... was tiptoeing down the pitch-dark stairway when a patch of light appeared on the landing behind him.
“Bezul?” a woman asked, her voice gone deep with age. “Is that you?”
“It is, Mother.” Bezul spoke loudly; the geese were still in high dudgeon. “I heard a strike against the door. I’m sure it’s nothing, but I’ve got the club. Shut the door and go back to bed where it’s warm.”
What to read after Turning Points?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbey, Lynn to read onlineMoreLess
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