The House of Thunder
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She opened her eyes and saw Jeff McGee looking down at her, his brow lined with concern.
She smiled and said, “Hi.”
He smiled, too.
It was funny. The slow reshaping of his face from a frown into a smile seemed to take an incredibly long time. She watched the lines in his flesh rearrange themselves as if she were viewing a slow-motion film.
“How are you feeling?”
His voice was funny, too. It sounded distant, heavy, deeper than it had been before. Each word was drawn out as if she were listening ...to a phonograph record played at the wrong speed; too slow.
“I’m not feeling too bad,” she said.
“I hear you had another episode.”
“Yeah.”
“Want to tell me about it?”
“No. Boring.”
“I’m sure I wouldn’t be bored.”
“Maybe not. But I would.”
“It’ll help to talk about it.”
“Sleep is what helps.”
“You’ve been sleeping?”
“A little... on and off.”
Jeff turned to someone on the other side of the bed and said, “Has she been sleeping ever since?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She opened her eyes and saw Jeff McGee looking down at her, his brow lined with concern.
She smiled and said, “Hi.”
He smiled, too.
It was funny. The slow reshaping of his face from a frown into a smile seemed to take an incredibly long time. She watched the lines in his flesh rearrange themselves as if she were viewing a slow-motion film.
“How are you feeling?”
His voice was funny, too. It sounded distant, heavy, deeper than it had been before. Each word was drawn out as if she were listening ...to a phonograph record played at the wrong speed; too slow.
“I’m not feeling too bad,” she said.
“I hear you had another episode.”
“Yeah.”
“Want to tell me about it?”
“No. Boring.”
“I’m sure I wouldn’t be bored.”
“Maybe not. But I would.”
“It’ll help to talk about it.”
“Sleep is what helps.”
“You’ve been sleeping?”
“A little... on and off.”
Jeff turned to someone on the other side of the bed and said, “Has she been sleeping ever since?”
What to read after The House of Thunder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dean Koontz to read onlineMoreLess
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