The Damnation Game
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The days since Whitehead’s death had been a whirlwind, and he was dizzied by it. With so much money in his pocket, every minute a new option occurred to him, a fantasy now realizable. For the short term at least he’d decided to go home to Jamaica for a long holiday. He had left when he was eight, nineteen years ago; his memories of the island were gilded. He was prepared to be disappointed, but if he didn’t like the place, no matter. A man of his newfound wealth needed no specific plans: he coul...d move on. Another island; another continent.He had almost finished his preparations for departure when a voice called him from downstairs. It wasn’t a voice he knew.“Luther? Are you there?”He went to the top of the stairs. The woman he’d once shared this small house with had gone, left him six months ago taking their children. The house should have been empty. But there was somebody in the hall; not one but two people. His interlocutor, a tall, even stately man, stared up the stairs at him, light from the landing shining on his wide, smooth brow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The days since Whitehead’s death had been a whirlwind, and he was dizzied by it. With so much money in his pocket, every minute a new option occurred to him, a fantasy now realizable. For the short term at least he’d decided to go home to Jamaica for a long holiday. He had left when he was eight, nineteen years ago; his memories of the island were gilded. He was prepared to be disappointed, but if he didn’t like the place, no matter. A man of his newfound wealth needed no specific plans: he coul...d move on. Another island; another continent.He had almost finished his preparations for departure when a voice called him from downstairs. It wasn’t a voice he knew.“Luther? Are you there?”He went to the top of the stairs. The woman he’d once shared this small house with had gone, left him six months ago taking their children. The house should have been empty. But there was somebody in the hall; not one but two people. His interlocutor, a tall, even stately man, stared up the stairs at him, light from the landing shining on his wide, smooth brow.
What to read after The Damnation Game?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clive Barker to read onlineMoreLess
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