The Assassin's Case
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Susan leans in close and kisses his cheek as she walks past with a tray of lemonade. She sets the tray on the festively decorated picnic table and Grant’s parents each grab a glass.
Sawyer jumps from the swing set. “I want some, mama.” He races toward the table, stopping long enough to squeeze his little arms around his father’s leg.
Grant smiles and rubs the top of his son’s head. “They’re almost ready.”
His family gathers around the table, relishing the bright spring day. Talking. ...Laughing. Without warning the sky grows dark, the wind whips, plucking at their clothes like fingers. The ground beneath the green grass quakes before ripping in two, creating a chasm. The wind velocity increases, tugging and dragging Grant’s family inch-by-inch toward the void. They fall to the ground, clawing at the grass with their hands, scrabbling for footing, digging in their heels.
They scream his name over and over, and Grant holds the stupid smile on his face, the spatula gripped in his right hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Susan leans in close and kisses his cheek as she walks past with a tray of lemonade. She sets the tray on the festively decorated picnic table and Grant’s parents each grab a glass.
Sawyer jumps from the swing set. “I want some, mama.” He races toward the table, stopping long enough to squeeze his little arms around his father’s leg.
Grant smiles and rubs the top of his son’s head. “They’re almost ready.”
His family gathers around the table, relishing the bright spring day. Talking. ...Laughing. Without warning the sky grows dark, the wind whips, plucking at their clothes like fingers. The ground beneath the green grass quakes before ripping in two, creating a chasm. The wind velocity increases, tugging and dragging Grant’s family inch-by-inch toward the void. They fall to the ground, clawing at the grass with their hands, scrabbling for footing, digging in their heels.
They scream his name over and over, and Grant holds the stupid smile on his face, the spatula gripped in his right hand.
What to read after The Assassin's Case?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Craig to read onlineMoreLess
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