Age of Myth (2016)
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—THE BOOK OF BRIN Maeve hadn’t moved.
Suri held Minna as she looked at the rumpled pile of cloth that had been the old woman, her white hair sprayed out in a fan. Suri spotted the finger of a hand, palm up, and a leg’s pale skin sticking out from under her dress. She needed to check on her but was afraid to, afraid to let go of Minna, afraid to see what the bear had done. In truth, Suri was just afraid. Her hands were trembling where they clutched Minna’s fur. The last time she’d been this scare...d was after finding Tura facedown in the garden. This time was worse. Suri hadn’t simply arrived home to a woman who looked as if she’d picked a stupid place to sleep.
Suri felt safe holding Minna, or as safe as she could feel. Nothing was as reassuring as hugging a wolf, but she had to check on Maeve. She might still be alive, not that it would matter. Better if she was dead. Suri couldn’t do much for her if she wasn’t.
“Wait here,” she told the wolf as she rose on uncertain legs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—THE BOOK OF BRIN Maeve hadn’t moved.
Suri held Minna as she looked at the rumpled pile of cloth that had been the old woman, her white hair sprayed out in a fan. Suri spotted the finger of a hand, palm up, and a leg’s pale skin sticking out from under her dress. She needed to check on her but was afraid to, afraid to let go of Minna, afraid to see what the bear had done. In truth, Suri was just afraid. Her hands were trembling where they clutched Minna’s fur. The last time she’d been this scare...d was after finding Tura facedown in the garden. This time was worse. Suri hadn’t simply arrived home to a woman who looked as if she’d picked a stupid place to sleep.
Suri felt safe holding Minna, or as safe as she could feel. Nothing was as reassuring as hugging a wolf, but she had to check on Maeve. She might still be alive, not that it would matter. Better if she was dead. Suri couldn’t do much for her if she wasn’t.
“Wait here,” she told the wolf as she rose on uncertain legs.
What to read after Age of Myth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael J. Sullivan to read onlineMoreLess
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