50/50 Killer
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Jodie The path through the woods was scattered with the remnants of autumn: a mush of dirty red leaves with dark-brown mud pushing up in between. Her shoes sank into it, making her balance uneven. The ground either sucked at her or else slid beneath her feet, but she moved as quickly as possible, keeping just behind Scott, her hands out to catch him in case he should slip.
Jodie had never thought of herself as practical or sensible, and she was surprised by how calm she felt. Despite the... man with the knife, and despite the fact that her hands were cuffed in front of her.
A voice in her head kept telling her what to do, and at the moment it was instructing her to concentrate on her footing, to remember every detail she possibly could and, most of all, to look after Scott. His hands were cuffed as well, but the man had also put a black bag over his head, so he couldn't see the slippery ground they were walking on. The bag seemed to have taken away his resolve and strength.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jodie The path through the woods was scattered with the remnants of autumn: a mush of dirty red leaves with dark-brown mud pushing up in between. Her shoes sank into it, making her balance uneven. The ground either sucked at her or else slid beneath her feet, but she moved as quickly as possible, keeping just behind Scott, her hands out to catch him in case he should slip.
Jodie had never thought of herself as practical or sensible, and she was surprised by how calm she felt. Despite the... man with the knife, and despite the fact that her hands were cuffed in front of her.
A voice in her head kept telling her what to do, and at the moment it was instructing her to concentrate on her footing, to remember every detail she possibly could and, most of all, to look after Scott. His hands were cuffed as well, but the man had also put a black bag over his head, so he couldn't see the slippery ground they were walking on. The bag seemed to have taken away his resolve and strength.
What to read after 50/50 Killer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steve Mosby to read onlineMoreLess
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