Wild Ride
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Kharos seethed. He was getting plenty of practice at seething.
“It’s not my fault,” Ray said. “And the Guardia aren’t any happier than you are. You should have seen their faces.”
Kharos stopped seething. ARE THEY DESPAIRING?
“They looked . . . tired, I guess. Well, they’re old. Gus is pushing eighty, and Delpha’s in her nineties. Even Glenda’s almost sixty.”
Kharos considered that. They were old, but they had experience and they knew that Fufluns and Tura were out. They were on guard now. But no...t resilient, they were tired, Ray said. That meant they were losing faith, the first step on the road to despair.
Ray took another drag on his cigar. “I couldn’t find Fufluns, either. I touched iron to as many people as I could and got nothing. He could be anywhere in anyone. Who the hell knows?”
If Tura was exhausting the Guardia, that was good. But it could be better. More trauma meant more exhaustion, confusion, mistakes.
BRING IN MINIONS.
“What? Oh, hell.” Ray exhaled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kharos seethed. He was getting plenty of practice at seething.
“It’s not my fault,” Ray said. “And the Guardia aren’t any happier than you are. You should have seen their faces.”
Kharos stopped seething. ARE THEY DESPAIRING?
“They looked . . . tired, I guess. Well, they’re old. Gus is pushing eighty, and Delpha’s in her nineties. Even Glenda’s almost sixty.”
Kharos considered that. They were old, but they had experience and they knew that Fufluns and Tura were out. They were on guard now. But no...t resilient, they were tired, Ray said. That meant they were losing faith, the first step on the road to despair.
Ray took another drag on his cigar. “I couldn’t find Fufluns, either. I touched iron to as many people as I could and got nothing. He could be anywhere in anyone. Who the hell knows?”
If Tura was exhausting the Guardia, that was good. But it could be better. More trauma meant more exhaustion, confusion, mistakes.
BRING IN MINIONS.
“What? Oh, hell.” Ray exhaled.
What to read after Wild Ride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Crusie to read onlineMoreLess
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