No True Echo (2015)
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I staggered through the stream to the farmhouse and reached out my hand to the green door. I half believed it to be some kind of mirage that would vanish at my touch, but my fingers connected with it. It felt almost disappointingly real as I pushed it open and heard voices inside. ‘You’re only making matters worse for yourself, Patrick,’ said Scarlett. ‘This isn’t about me,’ Cornish replied. ‘My actions are for the greater good.’ The door got stuck on a floorboard, but I pushed it harder, and st...epped into a gloomy room with piles of books everywhere, stacked up like a city skyline. They covered the floor, shelves and furniture. I could feel the ticklish threat of a sneeze building up in my nose from the dust. Hearing something quietly banging in the next room, I pushed the second door open and saw Rascal in the kitchen, trying to get at a terrified mouse trapped inside a clear plastic mousetrap. The voices were coming from behind the door at the other end of the room. ‘I’m sorry,’ said Cornish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I staggered through the stream to the farmhouse and reached out my hand to the green door. I half believed it to be some kind of mirage that would vanish at my touch, but my fingers connected with it. It felt almost disappointingly real as I pushed it open and heard voices inside. ‘You’re only making matters worse for yourself, Patrick,’ said Scarlett. ‘This isn’t about me,’ Cornish replied. ‘My actions are for the greater good.’ The door got stuck on a floorboard, but I pushed it harder, and st...epped into a gloomy room with piles of books everywhere, stacked up like a city skyline. They covered the floor, shelves and furniture. I could feel the ticklish threat of a sneeze building up in my nose from the dust. Hearing something quietly banging in the next room, I pushed the second door open and saw Rascal in the kitchen, trying to get at a terrified mouse trapped inside a clear plastic mousetrap. The voices were coming from behind the door at the other end of the room. ‘I’m sorry,’ said Cornish.
What to read after No True Echo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gareth P. Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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