Connecting Rooms
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“Damn,” he whispered.
In the next instant she felt his arm wrap around her waist with the force of a steel band. He lifted her off her feet and hauled her up the three steps that led to the library’s back entrance.
The truck engine thundered.
“Owen.”
“In here. Move. He may have a gun.”
Owen half-pulled, half-carried her into the shadows of the small alcove that concealed the doorway. Then he shoved her hard against the stone wall and held her there. She gasped for breath, dimly aware that he was... shielding her with his body.
The city truck came so close to the steps that Amy was almost convinced it would plow straight through the back door of the library.
But at the last possible instant, it veered aside. With an angry howl it lumbered off into the night, a ravenous beast deprived of its prey.
Owen did not move as the sound of the truck engine receded into the darkness. Amy was pressed so tightly against the cold stone she could feel the grit on her cheek.
“You okay?” Owen finally asked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Damn,” he whispered.
In the next instant she felt his arm wrap around her waist with the force of a steel band. He lifted her off her feet and hauled her up the three steps that led to the library’s back entrance.
The truck engine thundered.
“Owen.”
“In here. Move. He may have a gun.”
Owen half-pulled, half-carried her into the shadows of the small alcove that concealed the doorway. Then he shoved her hard against the stone wall and held her there. She gasped for breath, dimly aware that he was... shielding her with his body.
The city truck came so close to the steps that Amy was almost convinced it would plow straight through the back door of the library.
But at the last possible instant, it veered aside. With an angry howl it lumbered off into the night, a ravenous beast deprived of its prey.
Owen did not move as the sound of the truck engine receded into the darkness. Amy was pressed so tightly against the cold stone she could feel the grit on her cheek.
“You okay?” Owen finally asked.
What to read after Connecting Rooms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jayne Ann Krentz to read onlineMoreLess
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