Terrible Tide
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Why hadn’t she drawn the blinds? Out on this lonely spit of land, anybody might come prowling.
“I’ve got to get back upstairs.”
She was talking aloud. The horrible part was that her words evoked a strange, rustling echo as though her mind were answering back. Blundering through the clutter, she groped for the door and grasped the knob like a lifeline. It turned, but the door wouldn’t open.
“I’ve locked myself in.”
For a second she was more annoyed than scared. She’d done silly things like this b...ack in New York. All she had to do was switch on the overhead light and find something to force the catch with. Then she remembered. Old-fashioned locks didn’t snap shut by themselves. They worked by keys, and keys needed hands to turn them. And there was no key on her side of the door.
“Take it easy, Holly. You’re safe enough. Nothing’s going to get at you. Don’t scream for Annie. Either she’s locked in, too, or else she might come downstairs and get hurt. Stay cool and keep your mouth shut.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why hadn’t she drawn the blinds? Out on this lonely spit of land, anybody might come prowling.
“I’ve got to get back upstairs.”
She was talking aloud. The horrible part was that her words evoked a strange, rustling echo as though her mind were answering back. Blundering through the clutter, she groped for the door and grasped the knob like a lifeline. It turned, but the door wouldn’t open.
“I’ve locked myself in.”
For a second she was more annoyed than scared. She’d done silly things like this b...ack in New York. All she had to do was switch on the overhead light and find something to force the catch with. Then she remembered. Old-fashioned locks didn’t snap shut by themselves. They worked by keys, and keys needed hands to turn them. And there was no key on her side of the door.
“Take it easy, Holly. You’re safe enough. Nothing’s going to get at you. Don’t scream for Annie. Either she’s locked in, too, or else she might come downstairs and get hurt. Stay cool and keep your mouth shut.
What to read after Terrible Tide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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