The Killing Sea (2006)
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It didn’t have a flash suppressor, and the hole looked so big that he imagined he could see the grooves that would spin the bullet into his heart. After all he’d been through, this was how he was going to die? If he weren’t so scared, he’d be laughing at the absurdity.
“Wait.” A word of command, spoken by the man with the dead white eye.
The other rebel lowered his rifle.
The man strode up to Ruslan. His dead eye seemed as penetrating as his good one. “Your father is Yusuf the mechanic, you said...? And he went to his wife’s relatives in Ie Mameh?”
Ruslan nodded, his legs trembling at this sudden reprieve. He tried to hold them still, not wanting the rebels to see how frightened he’d been.
One of the rebels laughed and pointed at Ruslan’s crotch. “Look. He’s peed himself.”
Ruslan looked down. A big, fresh wet spot marked the front of his drying jeans. His face burned with shame.
“Aw, little boy,” the man who’d pointed the gun said. “You didn’t think I’d really shoot you, did you?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It didn’t have a flash suppressor, and the hole looked so big that he imagined he could see the grooves that would spin the bullet into his heart. After all he’d been through, this was how he was going to die? If he weren’t so scared, he’d be laughing at the absurdity.
“Wait.” A word of command, spoken by the man with the dead white eye.
The other rebel lowered his rifle.
The man strode up to Ruslan. His dead eye seemed as penetrating as his good one. “Your father is Yusuf the mechanic, you said...? And he went to his wife’s relatives in Ie Mameh?”
Ruslan nodded, his legs trembling at this sudden reprieve. He tried to hold them still, not wanting the rebels to see how frightened he’d been.
One of the rebels laughed and pointed at Ruslan’s crotch. “Look. He’s peed himself.”
Ruslan looked down. A big, fresh wet spot marked the front of his drying jeans. His face burned with shame.
“Aw, little boy,” the man who’d pointed the gun said. “You didn’t think I’d really shoot you, did you?”
What to read after The Killing Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis Richard O. to read onlineMoreLess
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