Prodigal Son (2007)
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With a damp cotton ball, he gently cleaned the blood from around her left nostril. Already, the bleeding from her nose seemed to have stopped.
Each time that she began to wake, he used the squeeze bottle to dribble two or three drops of chloroform on her upper lip, just under her nostrils. Inhaling the fumes as the fluid rapidly evaporated, she retreated again from consciousness.
When the woman was naked, Jonathan touched her where he wished, curious about his reaction. Rather, he was curious ab...out his lack of a reaction.
Sex—disconnected from the power of procreation—was the primary means by which members of the New Race relieved tension. They were available to one another on request, to a degree that even the most libertine members of the Old Race would find shocking.
They were capable of performance on demand. They did not need beauty or emotion or any form of tender feeling to stimulate their desire.
Desire in them did not encompass love, merely need.
Young men coupled with old women, old women with young women, young girls with old men, the thin with the fat, the beautiful with the ugly, in every combination, each with the sole purpose to satisfy himself, with no obligations to the other, with no greater affection than they had toward the food they ate, with no expectation that sex would lead to a relationship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With a damp cotton ball, he gently cleaned the blood from around her left nostril. Already, the bleeding from her nose seemed to have stopped.
Each time that she began to wake, he used the squeeze bottle to dribble two or three drops of chloroform on her upper lip, just under her nostrils. Inhaling the fumes as the fluid rapidly evaporated, she retreated again from consciousness.
When the woman was naked, Jonathan touched her where he wished, curious about his reaction. Rather, he was curious ab...out his lack of a reaction.
Sex—disconnected from the power of procreation—was the primary means by which members of the New Race relieved tension. They were available to one another on request, to a degree that even the most libertine members of the Old Race would find shocking.
They were capable of performance on demand. They did not need beauty or emotion or any form of tender feeling to stimulate their desire.
Desire in them did not encompass love, merely need.
Young men coupled with old women, old women with young women, young girls with old men, the thin with the fat, the beautiful with the ugly, in every combination, each with the sole purpose to satisfy himself, with no obligations to the other, with no greater affection than they had toward the food they ate, with no expectation that sex would lead to a relationship.
What to read after Prodigal Son?
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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