On Edge (Decorah Security)
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But it came again, and he pushed himself up, listening.
He was sure it was Gordon, the weakest of them. Or the weakest one left. Patrick and Jordan were already dead. Not from their injuries but because they’d lost the will to live.
Frank understood that. A time or two he’d been on the edge of giving up. Every man and woman in this hospital unit had wondered how he could go on. But Frank had hung on with dogged determination—perhaps from the conviction that something good was coming, alt...hough he had no concrete reason to believe it.
He ran a hand through his dark hair, wanting to call out to the man down the hall who had screamed, but he wasn’t going to wake the others. They needed their sleep if they were going to face the grueling ordeal of the next day.
The staff referred to it as physical therapy. The men and women in the program knew it stood for pain and torture. Yet they also knew it was the only way to make your battered body functional again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it came again, and he pushed himself up, listening.
He was sure it was Gordon, the weakest of them. Or the weakest one left. Patrick and Jordan were already dead. Not from their injuries but because they’d lost the will to live.
Frank understood that. A time or two he’d been on the edge of giving up. Every man and woman in this hospital unit had wondered how he could go on. But Frank had hung on with dogged determination—perhaps from the conviction that something good was coming, alt...hough he had no concrete reason to believe it.
He ran a hand through his dark hair, wanting to call out to the man down the hall who had screamed, but he wasn’t going to wake the others. They needed their sleep if they were going to face the grueling ordeal of the next day.
The staff referred to it as physical therapy. The men and women in the program knew it stood for pain and torture. Yet they also knew it was the only way to make your battered body functional again.
What to read after On Edge (Decorah Security)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rebecca York to read onlineMoreLess
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