Ghost Story (2011)
Ghost Story
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Fitz had more courage than I had as a child.
He went to face his demons with no weapon at all.
As his footsteps rapped steadily on the concrete floor, I worried about the kid. He was doing this on my say-so. What if Aristedes wasn’t hurt as badly as I thought? What if he knew some kind of restorative magic? Fitz wouldn’t have a chance—and I would never forgive myself.
I gritted my teeth and told myself not to borrow trouble. Things were bad enough without adding in a bunch of my own worries. Tha...t wouldn’t help anybody.
Fitz stepped into sight of Aristedes and stopped in his tracks.
“Easy,” I said quietly. “Calm. Don’t show him any weakness. You can do it.”
Fitz took a deep breath and walked forward.
“Fitz,” Aristedes spat. He was sitting up now, his leg straight out in front of him. Butters’s unconscious body had been dumped next to Daniel, who sat on the ground in a small puddle of his own blood, grimacing in pain and obviously disoriented. He’d bound the wounds closed, more or less, but it was clear that he still needed real medical attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fitz had more courage than I had as a child.
He went to face his demons with no weapon at all.
As his footsteps rapped steadily on the concrete floor, I worried about the kid. He was doing this on my say-so. What if Aristedes wasn’t hurt as badly as I thought? What if he knew some kind of restorative magic? Fitz wouldn’t have a chance—and I would never forgive myself.
I gritted my teeth and told myself not to borrow trouble. Things were bad enough without adding in a bunch of my own worries. Tha...t wouldn’t help anybody.
Fitz stepped into sight of Aristedes and stopped in his tracks.
“Easy,” I said quietly. “Calm. Don’t show him any weakness. You can do it.”
Fitz took a deep breath and walked forward.
“Fitz,” Aristedes spat. He was sitting up now, his leg straight out in front of him. Butters’s unconscious body had been dumped next to Daniel, who sat on the ground in a small puddle of his own blood, grimacing in pain and obviously disoriented. He’d bound the wounds closed, more or less, but it was clear that he still needed real medical attention.
What to read after Ghost Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jim Butcher to read onlineMoreLess
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