The Atlantis Gene: a Thriller
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She sat down at his feet on the twin bed in the alcove and looked out the window for a while. The serenity of this place was like nothing she’d ever experienced. She glanced back at David. He was almost as peaceful as the green valley and white-top mountains. Kate leaned against the alcove wall and stretched out her legs next to David’s.She opened the journal and a letter fell out. The paper felt old, fragile, like Qian. The letters flowed in thick dark ink, and she could feel the indentations o...n the back of the page like Braille. Kate began reading aloud, hoping David would hear and that the voice would comfort him.—————To The Immaru,I have become a servant to the faction you know as The Immari. I am ashamed of the things I have done, and I fear for the world — for the things I know they are planning. At this moment, in 1938, they seem unstoppable. I pray that I am wrong. In the event I am not, I’m sending you this journal; I hope you can use it to prevent the Immari Armageddon.Patrick Pierce11-15-38April 15, 1917 Allied Forces Hospital GibraltarNOTE: The following was transcribed from the oral recollections of Major Patrick Pierce, United States Army.When they pulled me out of the tunnel on the Western Front and brought me to this field hospital a month ago, I thought I was saved, but this place has grown on me like a cancer, eating me from the inside out, silently at first, without my knowledge, then taking me by surprise, plunging me into a dark sickness I can’t escape.The hospital is almost quiet at this hour, and that’s when it’s most scary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She sat down at his feet on the twin bed in the alcove and looked out the window for a while. The serenity of this place was like nothing she’d ever experienced. She glanced back at David. He was almost as peaceful as the green valley and white-top mountains. Kate leaned against the alcove wall and stretched out her legs next to David’s.She opened the journal and a letter fell out. The paper felt old, fragile, like Qian. The letters flowed in thick dark ink, and she could feel the indentations o...n the back of the page like Braille. Kate began reading aloud, hoping David would hear and that the voice would comfort him.—————To The Immaru,I have become a servant to the faction you know as The Immari. I am ashamed of the things I have done, and I fear for the world — for the things I know they are planning. At this moment, in 1938, they seem unstoppable. I pray that I am wrong. In the event I am not, I’m sending you this journal; I hope you can use it to prevent the Immari Armageddon.Patrick Pierce11-15-38April 15, 1917 Allied Forces Hospital GibraltarNOTE: The following was transcribed from the oral recollections of Major Patrick Pierce, United States Army.When they pulled me out of the tunnel on the Western Front and brought me to this field hospital a month ago, I thought I was saved, but this place has grown on me like a cancer, eating me from the inside out, silently at first, without my knowledge, then taking me by surprise, plunging me into a dark sickness I can’t escape.The hospital is almost quiet at this hour, and that’s when it’s most scary.
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