One Door Away From Heaven
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Their laughter is musical, infectious, and Curtis can’t help but smile even though they’re laughing at his ridiculous and shakily expressed fear that they might be clones.
They are, of course, identical twins. The one he met outside is named Castoria. The one he encountered second is Polluxia.
“Call me Cass.”
“And call me Polly.”
Polly puts down the big knife with which she was chopping vegetables. Dropping to her knees on the galley floor, with squeaky baby talk and vigorous ear scratching, she... reduces Old Yeller at once to licking, tail-lashing adulation.
Placing a hand gently on Curtis’s shoulder, Cass brings him out of the lounge and into the galley.
“In Greek mythology,” says Curtis, “Castor and Pollux were the sons of Leda, fathered by Jupiter disguised as a swan. They’re the patron deities of seamen and voyagers. They’re famous warriors, too.”
This knowledgeable recitation surprises the women. They regard him with evident curiosity.
Old Yeller turns to stare at him as well, though accusingly, because Polly has stopped the baby talk and the ear scratching.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their laughter is musical, infectious, and Curtis can’t help but smile even though they’re laughing at his ridiculous and shakily expressed fear that they might be clones.
They are, of course, identical twins. The one he met outside is named Castoria. The one he encountered second is Polluxia.
“Call me Cass.”
“And call me Polly.”
Polly puts down the big knife with which she was chopping vegetables. Dropping to her knees on the galley floor, with squeaky baby talk and vigorous ear scratching, she... reduces Old Yeller at once to licking, tail-lashing adulation.
Placing a hand gently on Curtis’s shoulder, Cass brings him out of the lounge and into the galley.
“In Greek mythology,” says Curtis, “Castor and Pollux were the sons of Leda, fathered by Jupiter disguised as a swan. They’re the patron deities of seamen and voyagers. They’re famous warriors, too.”
This knowledgeable recitation surprises the women. They regard him with evident curiosity.
Old Yeller turns to stare at him as well, though accusingly, because Polly has stopped the baby talk and the ear scratching.
What to read after One Door Away From Heaven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dean Koontz to read onlineMoreLess
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