The Husband
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A real sound refocused his attention on the present: his enemy, in the passenger compartment, stifling a series of coughs.
The noise had been so effectively muffled that it wouldn’t have been heard beyond the car. As before, the coughing lasted only a few seconds.
Maybe the gunman’s cough related to a wound. Or he was allergic to desert pollen.
When the guy coughed again, Mitch would seize the opportunity to change positions.
Beyond the open trunk, the desert seemed to darkle, brighten, darkle r...hythmically, but in fact the acuity of his vision sharpened briefly with each systolic thrust of his pounding heart.
A sudden illusion of snow, however, had a basis in reality. Moonlight frosted the phosphorescent wings of swarming moths that whirled like flakes of winter across the road.
Mitch’s cuffed hands gripped the pistol so fiercely that his knuckles began to ache. His right forefinger hooked the trigger guard, rather than the trigger itself, because he feared that a nervous twitch would cause him to fire before he intended.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A real sound refocused his attention on the present: his enemy, in the passenger compartment, stifling a series of coughs.
The noise had been so effectively muffled that it wouldn’t have been heard beyond the car. As before, the coughing lasted only a few seconds.
Maybe the gunman’s cough related to a wound. Or he was allergic to desert pollen.
When the guy coughed again, Mitch would seize the opportunity to change positions.
Beyond the open trunk, the desert seemed to darkle, brighten, darkle r...hythmically, but in fact the acuity of his vision sharpened briefly with each systolic thrust of his pounding heart.
A sudden illusion of snow, however, had a basis in reality. Moonlight frosted the phosphorescent wings of swarming moths that whirled like flakes of winter across the road.
Mitch’s cuffed hands gripped the pistol so fiercely that his knuckles began to ache. His right forefinger hooked the trigger guard, rather than the trigger itself, because he feared that a nervous twitch would cause him to fire before he intended.
What to read after The Husband?
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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Dean Koontz is one of my favorite writers and this is another excellent novel, from start to finish no disappointment whatsoever!Write Review:
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