Blood Colony
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When the PT Cruiser finally reached the beige bungalow at the end of a cul-de-sac, Caitlin steered left of the driveway’s rows of narrow cactus to stop under twin green acacia trees. Fana had told her not to underestimate the Searchers, so Caitlin wasn’t taking any chances. She didn’t want anyone to be able to track their car from the air.
Mitchell and Sheila Rolfson had moved to Casa Grande, halfway between Phoenix and Tucson, last year, saying they wanted to live in a smaller city; thirty thou...sand instead of more than five times that. The new house wasn’t as big as their last, which used to have enough beds for a dozen travelers at a time, but Caitlin could already see why it was a good place to hide. The suburban street was cookie-cutter and could be anywhere, except for the paved lawns to compensate for a lack of rainfall. And the Sonoran desert’s purple morning light.
Fana needed the quiet.
Thank bejeezus Mitch and Sheila moved out of Tempe. Caitlin wished she could have stopped at the safe house in Vegas instead—it was three hours closer than Casa Grande—but if Fana hadn’t been able to handle Portland and Berkeley, Vegas might have made her head explode.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the PT Cruiser finally reached the beige bungalow at the end of a cul-de-sac, Caitlin steered left of the driveway’s rows of narrow cactus to stop under twin green acacia trees. Fana had told her not to underestimate the Searchers, so Caitlin wasn’t taking any chances. She didn’t want anyone to be able to track their car from the air.
Mitchell and Sheila Rolfson had moved to Casa Grande, halfway between Phoenix and Tucson, last year, saying they wanted to live in a smaller city; thirty thou...sand instead of more than five times that. The new house wasn’t as big as their last, which used to have enough beds for a dozen travelers at a time, but Caitlin could already see why it was a good place to hide. The suburban street was cookie-cutter and could be anywhere, except for the paved lawns to compensate for a lack of rainfall. And the Sonoran desert’s purple morning light.
Fana needed the quiet.
Thank bejeezus Mitch and Sheila moved out of Tempe. Caitlin wished she could have stopped at the safe house in Vegas instead—it was three hours closer than Casa Grande—but if Fana hadn’t been able to handle Portland and Berkeley, Vegas might have made her head explode.
What to read after Blood Colony?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tananarive Due to read onlineMoreLess
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