The Paradise Prophecy
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The blindfold was thick and had been pulled taut enough to keep any outside light from seeping in, and he had no idea whether it was day or night. The air around him felt humid, his clothes and skin slick with sweat, so he assumed he was still in Louisiana.
But where?
He couldn’t move his arms and legs. He was sitting in a chair with his hands bound behind his back, his ankles strapped tight, and judging by the feel, whoever had done this to him had used those plastic zip-ties you always saw on ...the cop shows.
So what the hell was going on here?
He had been kidnapped, that much was clear. But if there was one thing Batty knew for certain, it was that he didn’t have a thing of value to offer a kidnapper. No money. No rich relatives to pay ransom. In fact, the only human being on the planet who had really given a damn about whether he showed up for breakfast every morning was Rebecca.
And Rebecca was two years dead.
The last thing Batty remembered was the fight outside Bayou Bill’s and the tourist poking a needle into his neck—followed by darkness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The blindfold was thick and had been pulled taut enough to keep any outside light from seeping in, and he had no idea whether it was day or night. The air around him felt humid, his clothes and skin slick with sweat, so he assumed he was still in Louisiana.
But where?
He couldn’t move his arms and legs. He was sitting in a chair with his hands bound behind his back, his ankles strapped tight, and judging by the feel, whoever had done this to him had used those plastic zip-ties you always saw on ...the cop shows.
So what the hell was going on here?
He had been kidnapped, that much was clear. But if there was one thing Batty knew for certain, it was that he didn’t have a thing of value to offer a kidnapper. No money. No rich relatives to pay ransom. In fact, the only human being on the planet who had really given a damn about whether he showed up for breakfast every morning was Rebecca.
And Rebecca was two years dead.
The last thing Batty remembered was the fight outside Bayou Bill’s and the tourist poking a needle into his neck—followed by darkness.
What to read after The Paradise Prophecy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Browne to read onlineMoreLess
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