Dawn's Early Light (2014)
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Who were these folks, anyway? First there was the strange goings-on out at the Currituck Light, the odd wreckage of what could be best described as a gigantic rocket and a dead man apparently wired with some sort of transmitting device to his wrist and chest. Then she arrived in Detroit to find Pinkertons, both of God’s and man’s creation, also on the hunt. She had so narrowly missed her bounty in the Outer Banks, and now she had him on the Michigan Central platform only to have him literally ya...nked away from her.
She still couldn’t understand why she hadn’t taken a shot. It wasn’t like her to hesitate, and something didn’t feel right. The Pinkertons, one of them healing up in a hospital while the other sat across from her, were evidence of that; but every instinct in her screamed to hold fire. This bounty and the company he kept were giving her far more trouble than she was accustomed to.
And considering the mayhem in their wake, no wonder the House of Usher wanted this man, Wellington Thornhill Books, so badly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who were these folks, anyway? First there was the strange goings-on out at the Currituck Light, the odd wreckage of what could be best described as a gigantic rocket and a dead man apparently wired with some sort of transmitting device to his wrist and chest. Then she arrived in Detroit to find Pinkertons, both of God’s and man’s creation, also on the hunt. She had so narrowly missed her bounty in the Outer Banks, and now she had him on the Michigan Central platform only to have him literally ya...nked away from her.
She still couldn’t understand why she hadn’t taken a shot. It wasn’t like her to hesitate, and something didn’t feel right. The Pinkertons, one of them healing up in a hospital while the other sat across from her, were evidence of that; but every instinct in her screamed to hold fire. This bounty and the company he kept were giving her far more trouble than she was accustomed to.
And considering the mayhem in their wake, no wonder the House of Usher wanted this man, Wellington Thornhill Books, so badly.
What to read after Dawn's Early Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pip Ballantine to read onlineMoreLess
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