Dark Kiss (Harlequin Teen)
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Andrew the Apostle, the abandoned church I’d been looking for, stood tall in front of me despite being run-down and boarded up. The sign out front was broken, the glass from it scattered on grass that looked like it hadn’t been mown in a couple of years. The building was both ominous and sad-looking.
This part of the city had been hit hard by the economy, and most of the stores and businesses had shut down. I guess the same applied to churches.
I approached it apprehensively, eyeing the front do...ors as if they might swing open and suck me inside. It was difficult to get the image of black-eyed Carly out of my head. One moment a monster, the next the best friend I’d had since kindergarten who’d known what she’d done would upset me. It scared me so much I wanted to run away from it and pretend it hadn’t happened.
But it had. And now I had to deal with what that meant. Bishop had to promise me to restore Carly’s soul, too. I didn’t want her to lose herself to this—to the hunger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Andrew the Apostle, the abandoned church I’d been looking for, stood tall in front of me despite being run-down and boarded up. The sign out front was broken, the glass from it scattered on grass that looked like it hadn’t been mown in a couple of years. The building was both ominous and sad-looking.
This part of the city had been hit hard by the economy, and most of the stores and businesses had shut down. I guess the same applied to churches.
I approached it apprehensively, eyeing the front do...ors as if they might swing open and suck me inside. It was difficult to get the image of black-eyed Carly out of my head. One moment a monster, the next the best friend I’d had since kindergarten who’d known what she’d done would upset me. It scared me so much I wanted to run away from it and pretend it hadn’t happened.
But it had. And now I had to deal with what that meant. Bishop had to promise me to restore Carly’s soul, too. I didn’t want her to lose herself to this—to the hunger.
What to read after Dark Kiss (Harlequin Teen)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michelle Rowen to read onlineMoreLess
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