[oxrun Station] the Bloodwind
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It had been there. On the table. And Homer had been placed on his shelf before she'd left.
Which meant that someone had been in the apartment while she'd been in New York.
She dropped heavily onto the sofa in the livingroom, hands clasped between her knees as she stared blindly at the coffee table. A pile of magazines on the right, ashtray in the center, a half-read paperback novel on the left. She saw none of it. There was only a streak of enhanced light from the windows arrowing across... the dark wood to the filigreed raised edges. It blinded her, but she did not turn away. It shimmered, seeming to drift away, then winked out and back when a large bird passed between it and the sun. She saw none of it.
What she saw instead was a shadow, features and edges indistinguishable as it slipped through her home— her home!—and made its way into the kitchen where it picked up the glove and moved the statuette from one place to another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had been there. On the table. And Homer had been placed on his shelf before she'd left.
Which meant that someone had been in the apartment while she'd been in New York.
She dropped heavily onto the sofa in the livingroom, hands clasped between her knees as she stared blindly at the coffee table. A pile of magazines on the right, ashtray in the center, a half-read paperback novel on the left. She saw none of it. There was only a streak of enhanced light from the windows arrowing across... the dark wood to the filigreed raised edges. It blinded her, but she did not turn away. It shimmered, seeming to drift away, then winked out and back when a large bird passed between it and the sun. She saw none of it.
What she saw instead was a shadow, features and edges indistinguishable as it slipped through her home— her home!—and made its way into the kitchen where it picked up the glove and moved the statuette from one place to another.
What to read after [oxrun Station] the Bloodwind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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