Hungry Moon
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Then Andrew's mother spoke up, her voice not quite steady but growing stronger. 'If there's still evil in this town, it's because there are still a few people who are against Godwin. And I know where some of them are.' SIXTY It seemed to Geraldine that she had been sitting by the child's bed for days, not for hours, stroking his high forehead that was so like Jeremy's and holding his hand since the light had begun to fail. His hand was warm now, relaxed. If he was asleep, she could tiptoe away... to find out what Jeremy was doing.
When the child had called them mummy and daddy, Jeremy's face had gone blank. He'd pulled away as Geraldine had tried to coax him to the bedside, and retreated to the hall outside the room. She had been trying to persuade him to stay by the bed while she went down to the kitchen when the child had begun to call out. 'Mummy, Daddy, are you there? Please don't go away again.' If Jeremy had walked away from that, she would have wanted him to walk out of her life; never mind who the child was, she didn't want to know anyone who could resist that plea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then Andrew's mother spoke up, her voice not quite steady but growing stronger. 'If there's still evil in this town, it's because there are still a few people who are against Godwin. And I know where some of them are.' SIXTY It seemed to Geraldine that she had been sitting by the child's bed for days, not for hours, stroking his high forehead that was so like Jeremy's and holding his hand since the light had begun to fail. His hand was warm now, relaxed. If he was asleep, she could tiptoe away... to find out what Jeremy was doing.
When the child had called them mummy and daddy, Jeremy's face had gone blank. He'd pulled away as Geraldine had tried to coax him to the bedside, and retreated to the hall outside the room. She had been trying to persuade him to stay by the bed while she went down to the kitchen when the child had begun to call out. 'Mummy, Daddy, are you there? Please don't go away again.' If Jeremy had walked away from that, she would have wanted him to walk out of her life; never mind who the child was, she didn't want to know anyone who could resist that plea.
What to read after Hungry Moon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ramsey Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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