Word & Void 02 - a Knight of the Word (2013)
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The tatterdemalion was gossamer thin and spectral in the sunlight, and she floated close against Nest, as if human contact had become suddenly necessary. Nest glanced around quickly to see if passersby were looking, but no one was. It was clear they couldn’t see Ariel. Only Nest could.
“Where have you—” she began, but the tatterdemalion cut her short with a sudden rush of movement.
“Did you say everything to John Ross that you came to say?” the forest creature hissed in her soft, childlike voice....
Nest stared in surprise. “Yes, I guess so, pretty much.”
Ariel was hunched close against her, and Nest could feel her small, transparent body vibrating as if it were a cord pulled taut in a high wind.
“Then stay away from him.” The tatterdemalion’s dark eyes were wide and staring as she watched John Ross depart. “Stay far away.”
Nest followed Ariel’s gaze across the roadway to where Ross was boarding the trolley. “What do you mean, stay away?”
The tatterdemalion darted behind her as the trolley moved down the tracks, and Nest realized that she was trying to conceal herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tatterdemalion was gossamer thin and spectral in the sunlight, and she floated close against Nest, as if human contact had become suddenly necessary. Nest glanced around quickly to see if passersby were looking, but no one was. It was clear they couldn’t see Ariel. Only Nest could.
“Where have you—” she began, but the tatterdemalion cut her short with a sudden rush of movement.
“Did you say everything to John Ross that you came to say?” the forest creature hissed in her soft, childlike voice....
Nest stared in surprise. “Yes, I guess so, pretty much.”
Ariel was hunched close against her, and Nest could feel her small, transparent body vibrating as if it were a cord pulled taut in a high wind.
“Then stay away from him.” The tatterdemalion’s dark eyes were wide and staring as she watched John Ross depart. “Stay far away.”
Nest followed Ariel’s gaze across the roadway to where Ross was boarding the trolley. “What do you mean, stay away?”
The tatterdemalion darted behind her as the trolley moved down the tracks, and Nest realized that she was trying to conceal herself.
What to read after Word & Void 02 - a Knight of the Word?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Brooks to read onlineMoreLess
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