Justice Hall
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King CHAPTER FOURTEEN Darling stumbled back; the others began to collect in a wide circle around the fallen man. Alistair looked like a mother wolf, teeth drawn back and murder in his eyes. It took a deliberate effort to approach him, but I did, warily.
Iris had no such hesitation. She elbowed the men aside and dropped to her knees in front of the bloody tableau. I joined her, moving deliberately so Alistair would not feel threatened. Only when her outstretched hand was inches from it did s...he notice the knife.
“Ali! Put that away,” she commanded, and pushed his wrist away in order to peel back Marsh’s thick jacket. Alistair hesitated, then the knife was gone.
“Are you shot, too?” I asked him. “Or just Marsh?” He had blood on him, but I couldn’t tell whose it was.
“No. A few pellets, maybe. He walked in front of me just as the gun went off.”
“Whose gun?”
After a moment, he tore his eyes from mine to look over my shoulder at the others, then back to me. “I did not see.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
King CHAPTER FOURTEEN Darling stumbled back; the others began to collect in a wide circle around the fallen man. Alistair looked like a mother wolf, teeth drawn back and murder in his eyes. It took a deliberate effort to approach him, but I did, warily.
Iris had no such hesitation. She elbowed the men aside and dropped to her knees in front of the bloody tableau. I joined her, moving deliberately so Alistair would not feel threatened. Only when her outstretched hand was inches from it did s...he notice the knife.
“Ali! Put that away,” she commanded, and pushed his wrist away in order to peel back Marsh’s thick jacket. Alistair hesitated, then the knife was gone.
“Are you shot, too?” I asked him. “Or just Marsh?” He had blood on him, but I couldn’t tell whose it was.
“No. A few pellets, maybe. He walked in front of me just as the gun went off.”
“Whose gun?”
After a moment, he tore his eyes from mine to look over my shoulder at the others, then back to me. “I did not see.”
What to read after Justice Hall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurie R. King to read onlineMoreLess
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