Frigid
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Part of me couldn’t believe what I was seeing. My brain refused to digest what was happening, but my heart and body were so on-board. Instinct kicked in as my pulse went into overdrive.
The man raised the baseball bat. “Shit.”
Backpedaling, I opened my mouth to scream, because screaming would be real good at this moment, as my foot hit of the edge of the snow by the door opening. I went down, arms flailing as my foot slipped out from underneath me. My back and legs hit the hard cement, knocking ...the air out of me.
One of the guys laughed, and I wasn’t sure if I should be pissed or be more terrified by that.
The one with the baseball bat loomed over me, head cocked to the side. “Shit,” he said again, turning back to the other guy. “We need—”
I let loose an ear-splitting scream as I scrambled backward, through the snow. Twisting at the waist, I pushed up. I had to get to the snowmobile, head back to— An arm circled my waist, snatching me clear off the ground. A hand smacked down on my mouth, stifling another scream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Part of me couldn’t believe what I was seeing. My brain refused to digest what was happening, but my heart and body were so on-board. Instinct kicked in as my pulse went into overdrive.
The man raised the baseball bat. “Shit.”
Backpedaling, I opened my mouth to scream, because screaming would be real good at this moment, as my foot hit of the edge of the snow by the door opening. I went down, arms flailing as my foot slipped out from underneath me. My back and legs hit the hard cement, knocking ...the air out of me.
One of the guys laughed, and I wasn’t sure if I should be pissed or be more terrified by that.
The one with the baseball bat loomed over me, head cocked to the side. “Shit,” he said again, turning back to the other guy. “We need—”
I let loose an ear-splitting scream as I scrambled backward, through the snow. Twisting at the waist, I pushed up. I had to get to the snowmobile, head back to— An arm circled my waist, snatching me clear off the ground. A hand smacked down on my mouth, stifling another scream.
What to read after Frigid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J. Lynn to read onlineMoreLess
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