On Blue Falls Pond
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THE VOICE called from a great distance yet brushed her ear as if a breath away.
“Glory.” A hand grasped her shoulder. “You need to wake up.”
She drew in a breath that told her she’d been drooling in her sleep and struggled to lift her eyelids. She shifted slightly, and said, “’Kay.” Her eyes drifted closed.
“You have to wake up. Come on, just for a couple of minutes.”
This time she roused herself to her surroundings. She blinked and breathed deeply, trying to make sense of where she was. Eric’s ...bed.
The rest of her world shifted into place. It was storming. She’d wrecked her car. Her head throbbed. Every inch of her ached like a kicked puppy.
She wished she was back asleep.
The night beyond the window remained inky black; the streetlights were still out. The wind sounded like a beast battering against the glass.
When Eric spoke again, she felt the reverberation of his voice against her back. “How’s your head?” He rested his hand gently on her crown.
“Oh, my gosh.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE VOICE called from a great distance yet brushed her ear as if a breath away.
“Glory.” A hand grasped her shoulder. “You need to wake up.”
She drew in a breath that told her she’d been drooling in her sleep and struggled to lift her eyelids. She shifted slightly, and said, “’Kay.” Her eyes drifted closed.
“You have to wake up. Come on, just for a couple of minutes.”
This time she roused herself to her surroundings. She blinked and breathed deeply, trying to make sense of where she was. Eric’s ...bed.
The rest of her world shifted into place. It was storming. She’d wrecked her car. Her head throbbed. Every inch of her ached like a kicked puppy.
She wished she was back asleep.
The night beyond the window remained inky black; the streetlights were still out. The wind sounded like a beast battering against the glass.
When Eric spoke again, she felt the reverberation of his voice against her back. “How’s your head?” He rested his hand gently on her crown.
“Oh, my gosh.”
What to read after On Blue Falls Pond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Crandall to read onlineMoreLess
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