Personal Demon
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Ted asked.
“You didn’t have to come with me,” Jack answered.
He didn’t want Ted there. Ted was a rapist who’d insist on having his way with the woman Jack wanted to sacrifice. He couldn’t even argue about it. The Master wanted terror, humiliation, pain. The demon lord needed strong emotions for his magic; it was their duty to bring him these gifts.
They’d been waiting in the shadows in front of the victim’s apartment building for a long time. Ted was getting cold and restless. He didn’t really h...ave a stalker’s mentality. With him it was about charming the victim, face-to-face, or just grabbing her and pulling her into his car. Ted was about whatever was easiest, as long as he got to rape and kill.
“That woman’s still inside with her,” Ted said. “I say we take both of them.”
Ted didn’t recognize who that woman was, but Jack knew. He’d gotten a glimpse of her curly red hair when the tall woman got out of her car. The Master had described her; she was a major player in the city’s psychic underground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ted asked.
“You didn’t have to come with me,” Jack answered.
He didn’t want Ted there. Ted was a rapist who’d insist on having his way with the woman Jack wanted to sacrifice. He couldn’t even argue about it. The Master wanted terror, humiliation, pain. The demon lord needed strong emotions for his magic; it was their duty to bring him these gifts.
They’d been waiting in the shadows in front of the victim’s apartment building for a long time. Ted was getting cold and restless. He didn’t really h...ave a stalker’s mentality. With him it was about charming the victim, face-to-face, or just grabbing her and pulling her into his car. Ted was about whatever was easiest, as long as he got to rape and kill.
“That woman’s still inside with her,” Ted said. “I say we take both of them.”
Ted didn’t recognize who that woman was, but Jack knew. He’d gotten a glimpse of her curly red hair when the tall woman got out of her car. The Master had described her; she was a major player in the city’s psychic underground.
What to read after Personal Demon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Sizemore to read onlineMoreLess
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