Devil's Punch (2012)
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Darkness.
Someone’s hurting me.
My throat was too tight and dry to scream, but I heard it in my head. Echoes of voices chattered above me. Noise, not words. One of them was familiar. I wanted to reach for him. I couldn’t. A fire blazed in my leg, eating into my muscles and bones. It stretched up from ankle to thigh, nibbling toward my hip, and my face felt parched and swollen. My eyes wouldn’t open.
“Will she be all right?”
“I don’t know.”
More nothing.
The pain lessened after the poking and jab...bing. I sighed in relief as cool hands stroked my cheeks. Whimpering, I turned.
“Does she know I’m here?”
“Hard to say. I’d guess yes, though.”
I know, I tried to say, through lips as solid as wax. I know you, demon prince with the tiger’s eyes.
Slow fade.
The next time I came back to my head, I could move it. A few seconds later, I unsealed my eyelids and blinked against the low light. Chance was asleep beside me, and I had no idea where we were. My dirty clothes were piled on the floor beside us, along with my wrecked boots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Darkness.
Someone’s hurting me.
My throat was too tight and dry to scream, but I heard it in my head. Echoes of voices chattered above me. Noise, not words. One of them was familiar. I wanted to reach for him. I couldn’t. A fire blazed in my leg, eating into my muscles and bones. It stretched up from ankle to thigh, nibbling toward my hip, and my face felt parched and swollen. My eyes wouldn’t open.
“Will she be all right?”
“I don’t know.”
More nothing.
The pain lessened after the poking and jab...bing. I sighed in relief as cool hands stroked my cheeks. Whimpering, I turned.
“Does she know I’m here?”
“Hard to say. I’d guess yes, though.”
I know, I tried to say, through lips as solid as wax. I know you, demon prince with the tiger’s eyes.
Slow fade.
The next time I came back to my head, I could move it. A few seconds later, I unsealed my eyelids and blinked against the low light. Chance was asleep beside me, and I had no idea where we were. My dirty clothes were piled on the floor beside us, along with my wrecked boots.
What to read after Devil's Punch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ann Aguirre to read onlineMoreLess
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