Heroes
Heroes
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Eddie might have told Martina, if she hadn’t hit him while she was asking. In his day women didn’t hit people. People hit women, and that was the way it ought to be. The world was not fair or right and he wanted it to go back to behaving sanely instead of him being considered one of the crazy ones.
Eddie wiped blood from his mouth and licked it off his fingers. No use in wasting it. He dared to shoot a glance of hatred at the younger vampire, but saw his animosity bounce off the armor of her rig...hteous superiority. Martina wanted to change the world. She’d decided he was going to help her, but she hadn’t bothered to ask. He was one of the masses she was determined to save, but he was beneath her.
“Who was she, wraith?”
Wraith was the fancy name the revolutionaries gave the street ones, the light lovers. Neon junkie wasn’t politically correct. Changing the words didn’t change the facts. She’d probably never read Orwell. Or anyone else. Who read in this age? Who remembered that literacy was a tool of power?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eddie might have told Martina, if she hadn’t hit him while she was asking. In his day women didn’t hit people. People hit women, and that was the way it ought to be. The world was not fair or right and he wanted it to go back to behaving sanely instead of him being considered one of the crazy ones.
Eddie wiped blood from his mouth and licked it off his fingers. No use in wasting it. He dared to shoot a glance of hatred at the younger vampire, but saw his animosity bounce off the armor of her rig...hteous superiority. Martina wanted to change the world. She’d decided he was going to help her, but she hadn’t bothered to ask. He was one of the masses she was determined to save, but he was beneath her.
“Who was she, wraith?”
Wraith was the fancy name the revolutionaries gave the street ones, the light lovers. Neon junkie wasn’t politically correct. Changing the words didn’t change the facts. She’d probably never read Orwell. Or anyone else. Who read in this age? Who remembered that literacy was a tool of power?
What to read after Heroes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Sizemore to read onlineMoreLess
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