The Bounty Hunter: Resurrection
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On good days, she could remember her first name. On bad days, she only remembered that it started with an ‘L’. She’d introduce herself like that.
“Hello,” she’d say. “My name is L.”
And then she would stab the stranger in the throat.
Her partner and husband, Shaw, had more than a similar problem with his memory. It was the exact same problem, since their minds had been linked. They shared the good days and the bad, from Lumen to L and Shaw to S. They usually forgot the faces of those they killed... within a few hours. They didn’t like killing them, of course, it was simply much easier to remove the augmented arms and legs from the rest of a person if that person remained perfectly still. Draining the fluid—blood—from the neck was merely the easiest way to achieve that.
They hadn’t always killed people for spare parts. Nor had their minds always been linked. They had always gotten along with each other, however, and that was precisely why they had been chosen for an exciting experiment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On good days, she could remember her first name. On bad days, she only remembered that it started with an ‘L’. She’d introduce herself like that.
“Hello,” she’d say. “My name is L.”
And then she would stab the stranger in the throat.
Her partner and husband, Shaw, had more than a similar problem with his memory. It was the exact same problem, since their minds had been linked. They shared the good days and the bad, from Lumen to L and Shaw to S. They usually forgot the faces of those they killed... within a few hours. They didn’t like killing them, of course, it was simply much easier to remove the augmented arms and legs from the rest of a person if that person remained perfectly still. Draining the fluid—blood—from the neck was merely the easiest way to achieve that.
They hadn’t always killed people for spare parts. Nor had their minds always been linked. They had always gotten along with each other, however, and that was precisely why they had been chosen for an exciting experiment.
What to read after The Bounty Hunter: Resurrection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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