Rot & Ruin
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He could feel the blade slice the air; he heard the swoosh of the wind. Benny threw himself to one side and tried to roll behind the picnic table, but Tom was as nimble as an ape. He leaped onto the tabletop, dropped quickly into a crouch, and as Benny came out of his roll and started to rise, Tom stopped him with the edge of his weapon across Benny’s windpipe.“You’re dead.”Benny put a finger against the blunt edge of the wooden practice sword and pushed it away.“You cheated.”Tom lowered his swo...rd. “How do you figure that?”“I dropped my sword,” Benny said. “I told you to give me a second.”“Oh, please. Like anyone out in the Ruin is going to cut you any slack.”“Zoms don’t carry swords.”“That’s hardly the point.”“And, as far as I know, none of the other bounty hunters do either.”Tom picked up a towel and wiped sweat from his face. “Now you’re lying to save face. You saw one of them use a sword when we were out in the—”“Okay, okay, whatever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could feel the blade slice the air; he heard the swoosh of the wind. Benny threw himself to one side and tried to roll behind the picnic table, but Tom was as nimble as an ape. He leaped onto the tabletop, dropped quickly into a crouch, and as Benny came out of his roll and started to rise, Tom stopped him with the edge of his weapon across Benny’s windpipe.“You’re dead.”Benny put a finger against the blunt edge of the wooden practice sword and pushed it away.“You cheated.”Tom lowered his swo...rd. “How do you figure that?”“I dropped my sword,” Benny said. “I told you to give me a second.”“Oh, please. Like anyone out in the Ruin is going to cut you any slack.”“Zoms don’t carry swords.”“That’s hardly the point.”“And, as far as I know, none of the other bounty hunters do either.”Tom picked up a towel and wiped sweat from his face. “Now you’re lying to save face. You saw one of them use a sword when we were out in the—”“Okay, okay, whatever.
What to read after Rot & Ruin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jonathan Maberry to read onlineMoreLess
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