Scarlet
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She couldn’t shake the vision of her eleven-year-old self lying on that operating table as unknown surgeons cut and sewed and pieced her body together with foreign steel limbs. Wires in her brain. Optobionics behind her retinas. Synthetic tissue in her heart, new vertebrae, grafted skin to cover the scar tissue.
How long had it taken? How long had she been unconscious, sleeping in this dark cellar?
Levana had tried to kill her when she was only three years old.
Her operation had been completed w...hen she was eleven.
Eight years. In a tank, sleeping and dreaming and growing.
Not dead, but not alive either.
She peered down into the imprint of her own head beneath the tank’s glass. Hundreds of tiny wires with neural transmitters were attached to the walls and a small netscreen was implanted on the side. No, not a netscreen, Cinder realized. No net access could infiltrate this room. Nothing that could ever get back to Queen Levana.
“I don’t get it,” said Thorne, examining the surgical tools on the other side of the room.
What to read after Scarlet?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She couldn’t shake the vision of her eleven-year-old self lying on that operating table as unknown surgeons cut and sewed and pieced her body together with foreign steel limbs. Wires in her brain. Optobionics behind her retinas. Synthetic tissue in her heart, new vertebrae, grafted skin to cover the scar tissue.
How long had it taken? How long had she been unconscious, sleeping in this dark cellar?
Levana had tried to kill her when she was only three years old.
Her operation had been completed w...hen she was eleven.
Eight years. In a tank, sleeping and dreaming and growing.
Not dead, but not alive either.
She peered down into the imprint of her own head beneath the tank’s glass. Hundreds of tiny wires with neural transmitters were attached to the walls and a small netscreen was implanted on the side. No, not a netscreen, Cinder realized. No net access could infiltrate this room. Nothing that could ever get back to Queen Levana.
“I don’t get it,” said Thorne, examining the surgical tools on the other side of the room.
What to read after Scarlet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marissa Meyer to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 3 years ago
This is the second book in the series. I'm on ch.6 and its picking up steam. The first book, Cinder, was a roller coaster picking up steam to the very last word. Left my brain smoldering and craving MORE. Awesome
Guest 5 years ago
NO
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BOOGA ooga no u bully
Guest 5 years ago
YES pebola
Help_theres_a_pebola_pebble_stuck_in.my_anus 5 years ago
The plot was a pebolaebolalola yes right?
Guest 5 years ago
Pebble piko booga
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Piko
Guest 5 years ago
The plot id build like a pavo and a peble piko
Guest 5 years ago
U ugly pavo
Guest 5 years ago
NO U PABLOWrite Review:
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