William (2012)
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His eyes, red, blood shot, turned to her. She could see his pain. Her heart broke as she wondered if she would ever love someone that deeply. The hurt of their loss would be unbearable.
“You can bring her back,” he said.
Swallowing against the lump in her throat, she shook her head.
“Yes, you can,” he argued.
Again Poppy shook her head. “I’m a necromancer, I raise the dead by contacting their spirits and bringing them back to their bodies. I don’t bring the dead back to life.” She held her hands... up, trying to reason with him.
“But you could do it.”
“No, I can’t.”
“I’m begging you.”
“I can’t do it. She would last a few days but then she would start to decay, William. My power is to raise the dead for a few minutes, a couple of hours at the most. What you are asking is for me to abuse my power.”
The corpse would decay and the soul that was left would turn to nothing more than a zombie, craving human flesh. It would be ugly and dangerous. The longer a dead spirit stayed within the body, the harder it was to extract it and send it to the afterlife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His eyes, red, blood shot, turned to her. She could see his pain. Her heart broke as she wondered if she would ever love someone that deeply. The hurt of their loss would be unbearable.
“You can bring her back,” he said.
Swallowing against the lump in her throat, she shook her head.
“Yes, you can,” he argued.
Again Poppy shook her head. “I’m a necromancer, I raise the dead by contacting their spirits and bringing them back to their bodies. I don’t bring the dead back to life.” She held her hands... up, trying to reason with him.
“But you could do it.”
“No, I can’t.”
“I’m begging you.”
“I can’t do it. She would last a few days but then she would start to decay, William. My power is to raise the dead for a few minutes, a couple of hours at the most. What you are asking is for me to abuse my power.”
The corpse would decay and the soul that was left would turn to nothing more than a zombie, craving human flesh. It would be ugly and dangerous. The longer a dead spirit stayed within the body, the harder it was to extract it and send it to the afterlife.
What to read after William?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sam Crescent to read onlineMoreLess
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