Getting Wilde
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“Besides,” he continued, “they stole me first.” The guard screamed as his gun turned to flames, the fire jumping from his weapon to one held by a soldier across the alley so quickly I could barely follow it. Then it leapt again. “Aleksander Kreios,” the Devil said by way of introduction. He didn’t let go of me as he stooped to pick up the golden box at his feet, examining it with marked distaste as the men around us erupted into screams. “I think we should be leaving. Where is the plane?” “...Ciampino Airport,” I said, trying to process the carnage in front of me. Not very easy, given the smell of burning flesh on either side of us. “Thirty miles south of the city. Were you the one watching me in the catacombs, then?” I frowned more deeply. “And how did you get in that box?” “It appears Armaeus did not expect us to meet. He always was a man of no manners, despite his protestations.” He shrugged. “But it’s time to go. As enjoyable as it would be to see these men suffer longer, there is work yet to be done.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Besides,” he continued, “they stole me first.” The guard screamed as his gun turned to flames, the fire jumping from his weapon to one held by a soldier across the alley so quickly I could barely follow it. Then it leapt again. “Aleksander Kreios,” the Devil said by way of introduction. He didn’t let go of me as he stooped to pick up the golden box at his feet, examining it with marked distaste as the men around us erupted into screams. “I think we should be leaving. Where is the plane?” “...Ciampino Airport,” I said, trying to process the carnage in front of me. Not very easy, given the smell of burning flesh on either side of us. “Thirty miles south of the city. Were you the one watching me in the catacombs, then?” I frowned more deeply. “And how did you get in that box?” “It appears Armaeus did not expect us to meet. He always was a man of no manners, despite his protestations.” He shrugged. “But it’s time to go. As enjoyable as it would be to see these men suffer longer, there is work yet to be done.”
What to read after Getting Wilde?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenn Stark to read onlineMoreLess
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