The Awakening (2014)
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She heard Finn’s voice, quite normal, and incredibly annoyed.
“Megan!”
There was a moment in which it didn’t matter in the least, in which she lay enshrouded between a world of wakefulness and sleep, lost somewhere between the conscious and real and the tricks of darkness and subconscious.
“Megan!”
He repeated her name. She started; a trembling swept through her. She felt the bed, her husband’s form. She knew where she was, exactly, and that once again, she’d experienced a nightmare so real and ...terrifying that she’d been desperate to wake . . .
To escape.
Shaken, but released from the tentacles of fear the dream had wrapped around her, she gasped out a sigh of relief. She was still trembling. For a moment, he was still with her, at her side, holding her tensely. Thoughts ripped through her mind at lightning speed.
She had just been dreaming!
Part of the dream had been grounded in fact. They’d been making love. They were both bathed in a damp sheen of sweat. She was shaking; he was as rigid as a steel pipe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She heard Finn’s voice, quite normal, and incredibly annoyed.
“Megan!”
There was a moment in which it didn’t matter in the least, in which she lay enshrouded between a world of wakefulness and sleep, lost somewhere between the conscious and real and the tricks of darkness and subconscious.
“Megan!”
He repeated her name. She started; a trembling swept through her. She felt the bed, her husband’s form. She knew where she was, exactly, and that once again, she’d experienced a nightmare so real and ...terrifying that she’d been desperate to wake . . .
To escape.
Shaken, but released from the tentacles of fear the dream had wrapped around her, she gasped out a sigh of relief. She was still trembling. For a moment, he was still with her, at her side, holding her tensely. Thoughts ripped through her mind at lightning speed.
She had just been dreaming!
Part of the dream had been grounded in fact. They’d been making love. They were both bathed in a damp sheen of sweat. She was shaking; he was as rigid as a steel pipe.
What to read after The Awakening?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heather Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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