The Capture (2015)
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HOPE WENT FIRST. WITH one end of the makeshift rope strapped around her waist, she stepped into the pummeling rain and began pulling herself up. Diana followed, the rope connecting her to Hope.
A fresh burst of gunfire exploded from the tunnel.
“What’re they shooting at?” Flush asked. “There’s no one there.”
“They’re trying to get us to fire back,” I said. “To pinpoint our location.”
My eyes met Scylla’s. “Here. Take my knapsack and help the others.” I dropped the canvas bag at her feet, grabbin...g a bow and a quiver full of arrows.
“Wait,” Flush said. “Where’re you going?”
I didn’t answer. Darkness embraced me as I picked my way back up the tunnel. Every so often a spurt of gunfire stopped me in my tracks. I let the sound echo away before moving on.
The Crazies’ rank smell wafted in my direction like an animal’s sour breath. I had to breathe through my mouth just so I wouldn’t gag. And then I realized that if they were close enough for me to smell them, they were close enough for me to attack them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HOPE WENT FIRST. WITH one end of the makeshift rope strapped around her waist, she stepped into the pummeling rain and began pulling herself up. Diana followed, the rope connecting her to Hope.
A fresh burst of gunfire exploded from the tunnel.
“What’re they shooting at?” Flush asked. “There’s no one there.”
“They’re trying to get us to fire back,” I said. “To pinpoint our location.”
My eyes met Scylla’s. “Here. Take my knapsack and help the others.” I dropped the canvas bag at her feet, grabbin...g a bow and a quiver full of arrows.
“Wait,” Flush said. “Where’re you going?”
I didn’t answer. Darkness embraced me as I picked my way back up the tunnel. Every so often a spurt of gunfire stopped me in my tracks. I let the sound echo away before moving on.
The Crazies’ rank smell wafted in my direction like an animal’s sour breath. I had to breathe through my mouth just so I wouldn’t gag. And then I realized that if they were close enough for me to smell them, they were close enough for me to attack them.
What to read after The Capture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tom Isbell to read onlineMoreLess
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