The Eternity Cure (2013)
The Eternity Cure
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The adopted son of Jebbadiah Crosse, the fanatical preacher who’d led a group of pilgrims across the country on a search for the mythical city of Eden. Zeke, the human who’d fought so hard to get his people to safety, whom I had left behind at the gates of Eden. The boy I thought I’d never see again, and certainly not here, hundreds of miles from that island, in the territory of a vampire Prince.
Zeke, the boy I couldn’t get out of my head, who’d haunted my thoughts even though I knew I’d do...ne the right thing, leaving him behind. Who had kissed me, knowing what I was. Who had offered his own blood to save my life when I lay close to death.
Who was supposed to be safe in Eden now.
He looked older, somehow, more mature, though it had been less than a year since I’d seen him last. His pale hair was shorter, not quite so shaggy, and though he was still lean and muscular, he’d lost the gaunt, wasted look of someone barely eating enough to live.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The adopted son of Jebbadiah Crosse, the fanatical preacher who’d led a group of pilgrims across the country on a search for the mythical city of Eden. Zeke, the human who’d fought so hard to get his people to safety, whom I had left behind at the gates of Eden. The boy I thought I’d never see again, and certainly not here, hundreds of miles from that island, in the territory of a vampire Prince.
Zeke, the boy I couldn’t get out of my head, who’d haunted my thoughts even though I knew I’d do...ne the right thing, leaving him behind. Who had kissed me, knowing what I was. Who had offered his own blood to save my life when I lay close to death.
Who was supposed to be safe in Eden now.
He looked older, somehow, more mature, though it had been less than a year since I’d seen him last. His pale hair was shorter, not quite so shaggy, and though he was still lean and muscular, he’d lost the gaunt, wasted look of someone barely eating enough to live.
What to read after The Eternity Cure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julie Kagawa to read onlineMoreLess
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