Dragon Tears
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Harry cranked the Honda, weaving from lane to lane, speeding through yellow traffic lights, running the reds if no cars were approaching on the cross streets, driving more like Connie in a mood than like himself.
As relentless as a circling vulture, doom shadowed his every thought. In Connie’s kitchen, he’d spoken confidently of Ticktock’s vulnerability. But how vulnerable could the guy be if he could laugh off bullets and bonfires?
He said, “Thanks for not being like the people in one o...f those movies, they see huge bats against the full moon, victims with all the blood drained out, but they keep arguing it can’t be happening, vampires aren’t real.”
“Or like the priest sees the little girl’s head spin three-hundred-sixty degrees, her bed levitates—but he still can’t believe there’s a devil, so he consults psychology books to diagnose her.”
“What listing you think he looks up in the index?”
What to read after Dragon Tears?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harry cranked the Honda, weaving from lane to lane, speeding through yellow traffic lights, running the reds if no cars were approaching on the cross streets, driving more like Connie in a mood than like himself.
As relentless as a circling vulture, doom shadowed his every thought. In Connie’s kitchen, he’d spoken confidently of Ticktock’s vulnerability. But how vulnerable could the guy be if he could laugh off bullets and bonfires?
He said, “Thanks for not being like the people in one o...f those movies, they see huge bats against the full moon, victims with all the blood drained out, but they keep arguing it can’t be happening, vampires aren’t real.”
“Or like the priest sees the little girl’s head spin three-hundred-sixty degrees, her bed levitates—but he still can’t believe there’s a devil, so he consults psychology books to diagnose her.”
“What listing you think he looks up in the index?”
What to read after Dragon Tears?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dean Koontz to read onlineMoreLess
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