Blood Like Poison
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His eyes had a distant look about them, the look of someone peering into the past.“I hadn’t been turned very long and, fortunately, I slept through most of it. I’d been in the woods for days when I woke up. And there was this thirst—a thirst I couldn’t explain, a thirst that no food or water would quench. That’s the day I met Lucius. “He’d been feeding me. He’s an elder, but he lives a…different kind of life. He explained what I was, what I needed. It was like waking up to a different wo...rld. My dad was dead. The prime suspect in his murder had been released on a technicality. I was turning into some kind of creature from the movies. “For weeks after that, I searched the woods day and night, waiting, hoping to find the person responsible. I needed blood, but I refused to drink from humans. I realized that I could survive on animal blood, just barely, but enough to find Dad’s killer. “I was going into the woods one night, stalking a deer, when I heard the squeal of the brakes. I ran back to the road and got there just before the car started rolling. Just in time to see your face through the windshield. For a second, I couldn’t move. I can’t describe what it felt like, but I can still feel it when I remember that night.” He paused, lost in the feelings that he couldn’t articulate. “The sounds of metal and glass on asphalt were so loud. I wanted to turn and run, knew that I should, but when the car hit the tree and stopped, I knew I had to get to you, to make sure you were alright.”Though he was finally telling me how he felt—something I’d wondered about and agonized over for quite some time now—it was another thought that took center stage in my mind. He’d come after me. Me.“I had to know that you were alright,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His eyes had a distant look about them, the look of someone peering into the past.“I hadn’t been turned very long and, fortunately, I slept through most of it. I’d been in the woods for days when I woke up. And there was this thirst—a thirst I couldn’t explain, a thirst that no food or water would quench. That’s the day I met Lucius. “He’d been feeding me. He’s an elder, but he lives a…different kind of life. He explained what I was, what I needed. It was like waking up to a different wo...rld. My dad was dead. The prime suspect in his murder had been released on a technicality. I was turning into some kind of creature from the movies. “For weeks after that, I searched the woods day and night, waiting, hoping to find the person responsible. I needed blood, but I refused to drink from humans. I realized that I could survive on animal blood, just barely, but enough to find Dad’s killer. “I was going into the woods one night, stalking a deer, when I heard the squeal of the brakes. I ran back to the road and got there just before the car started rolling. Just in time to see your face through the windshield. For a second, I couldn’t move. I can’t describe what it felt like, but I can still feel it when I remember that night.” He paused, lost in the feelings that he couldn’t articulate. “The sounds of metal and glass on asphalt were so loud. I wanted to turn and run, knew that I should, but when the car hit the tree and stopped, I knew I had to get to you, to make sure you were alright.”Though he was finally telling me how he felt—something I’d wondered about and agonized over for quite some time now—it was another thought that took center stage in my mind. He’d come after me. Me.“I had to know that you were alright,”
What to read after Blood Like Poison?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leighton to read onlineMoreLess
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