Altar of Eden
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He crouched, feeling exposed under the porch lamp, blinded by its glare. Towering oaks and bushy magnolias shadowed the dark walkway. Movement drew his eye below. A figure stalked up from the front gate.
Lorna stepped back into view. “Kyle? What are you doing back? I thought you were stuck on that oil rig for another four days.” Lorna turned to Jack and explained under her breath. “My brother.”
“I told you on the phone I was coming back early.”
“And I told you that wasn’t necessary.”
“Well, I wa...sn’t about to let you go hunting in the swamps by yourself. And it looks like I got here just in time.”
The figure climbed the steps and into the porch light. Jack sized him up. Lorna’s brother had the same sandy blond hair as his sister— in his case cropped short on the sides and longer on the top. From the looks of it, he hadn’t shaved in days and had worn the same cargo shorts and loose polo shirt for just as long. He had a wiry physique, like a coiled spring—though at the moment wound a bit too tightly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He crouched, feeling exposed under the porch lamp, blinded by its glare. Towering oaks and bushy magnolias shadowed the dark walkway. Movement drew his eye below. A figure stalked up from the front gate.
Lorna stepped back into view. “Kyle? What are you doing back? I thought you were stuck on that oil rig for another four days.” Lorna turned to Jack and explained under her breath. “My brother.”
“I told you on the phone I was coming back early.”
“And I told you that wasn’t necessary.”
“Well, I wa...sn’t about to let you go hunting in the swamps by yourself. And it looks like I got here just in time.”
The figure climbed the steps and into the porch light. Jack sized him up. Lorna’s brother had the same sandy blond hair as his sister— in his case cropped short on the sides and longer on the top. From the looks of it, he hadn’t shaved in days and had worn the same cargo shorts and loose polo shirt for just as long. He had a wiry physique, like a coiled spring—though at the moment wound a bit too tightly.
What to read after Altar of Eden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Rollins to read onlineMoreLess
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