Nos4a2
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The silver light silhouetted the wares on display in the window: bicycles.
The night caught and held in place for one lush, gentle moment.
The bicycle in the window was (of course) a Raleigh, white and simple. Vic swayed. The sensation of being threatened shut itself off as quickly as if someone had flipped a switch.
She crossed the road to the bike shop, and by the time she was crunching across the broken glass, she had her plan worked out. She would steal the bicycle and ride it out of town. ...She would ride it out to Dakota Ridge, into the pines and the night, would ride until she found the Shortaway.
The Shorter Way Bridge would take her right over the walls of the Supermax prison and on into the hospital ward that held Charlie Manx. That would be a hell of a sight, a thirty-one-year-old in her underwear, gliding along on a ten-speed through the long-term-care ward of a maximum-security lockup at two in the morning. She pictured herself sailing through the dark, between convicts sleeping in their beds.
What to read after Nos4a2?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The silver light silhouetted the wares on display in the window: bicycles.
The night caught and held in place for one lush, gentle moment.
The bicycle in the window was (of course) a Raleigh, white and simple. Vic swayed. The sensation of being threatened shut itself off as quickly as if someone had flipped a switch.
She crossed the road to the bike shop, and by the time she was crunching across the broken glass, she had her plan worked out. She would steal the bicycle and ride it out of town. ...She would ride it out to Dakota Ridge, into the pines and the night, would ride until she found the Shortaway.
The Shorter Way Bridge would take her right over the walls of the Supermax prison and on into the hospital ward that held Charlie Manx. That would be a hell of a sight, a thirty-one-year-old in her underwear, gliding along on a ten-speed through the long-term-care ward of a maximum-security lockup at two in the morning. She pictured herself sailing through the dark, between convicts sleeping in their beds.
What to read after Nos4a2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joe Hill to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 5 years ago
Outstanding! Great ideas within ideas. Original too. Not your average vampire book, if you can even call it that. I read quite a bit and found I had a hard time putting this one down even to sleep or prepare meals. Characters were very well developed. Everyone can see themselves as someone or someone they know in this book. We all just want that perfection we see on television. Be careful what you wish for.
Guest 5 years ago
by far one of the best books ive read in my time. had me hooked throughout the entire thing. It can be confusing with all the perspective changes but other than that 10/10
Guest 5 years ago
This book was a great read. I was sorry when it was over. 10/10 Lots of twists and turns and you really come to love the characters.
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Guest 6 years ago
Really worth the read. I saw a lot of myself in Vic. I can't remember the last time I read a book so fast. Was truly sorry when it was over. I don't usually read books again. But this is different. I thoroughly enjoyed the ride. 10/10
Guest 6 years ago
Best book i have read by Hill so far, his character development revivals his dad in this one.
Guest 5 years ago
Rivals*
Guest 6 years ago
It got a bit wordy at the end but it was worth the read. Great imagination and some twisted good horror.
Guest 7 years ago
This sound like a book that hopefully satisfy my hunger for hair raising, all of the sudden child avalanching down my back.Write Review:
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