The Killing Breed
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As he stared through the darkness at the cracks in the stable door etched with misty, predawn light, he sucked a deep, weary breath. “Shit.” In the dream, Faith had been falling away from him into a deep, black pit as wide as the hell that the priests in a Denver boarding school had once told him about, assuring him that if he didn’t accept their ways, he himself would tumble into that black, fire-bottomed pit of eternal damnation. But it was Faith he still saw now—her strong, clean-lined ...face with its dimpled chin and frank blue eyes fading quickly from his view. Down, down, down, and away from him, swallowed by thick, hot, tarlike blackness. “Well, that’s one way to wake up,” Brody Harms sighed. “Dream?” Yakima grunted, dropped his feet to the chill, hay-flecked floor, and raked his hands across his face. “It’s coming onto dawn. I’ll build up the fire.” He was reluctant to take the time for breakfast, but he’d lost blood and needed to regain his strength.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he stared through the darkness at the cracks in the stable door etched with misty, predawn light, he sucked a deep, weary breath. “Shit.” In the dream, Faith had been falling away from him into a deep, black pit as wide as the hell that the priests in a Denver boarding school had once told him about, assuring him that if he didn’t accept their ways, he himself would tumble into that black, fire-bottomed pit of eternal damnation. But it was Faith he still saw now—her strong, clean-lined ...face with its dimpled chin and frank blue eyes fading quickly from his view. Down, down, down, and away from him, swallowed by thick, hot, tarlike blackness. “Well, that’s one way to wake up,” Brody Harms sighed. “Dream?” Yakima grunted, dropped his feet to the chill, hay-flecked floor, and raked his hands across his face. “It’s coming onto dawn. I’ll build up the fire.” He was reluctant to take the time for breakfast, but he’d lost blood and needed to regain his strength.
What to read after The Killing Breed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Leslie to read onlineMoreLess
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