The Reincarnationist (2007)
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“Come on, baby, eat some grilled cheese,” Bettina said to Quinn. “It’s good. Look.” She took a bite herself and gagged. She was too scared to be hungry, but she had to eat, she knew that, just like Quinn did.
“It’s cold,” the little girl complained. “Can you make it hot?”
“No, this is a new way to eat it. Come on, please?” She was pleading with the child as if the one bite would be a sign, as if Quinn eating would mean they were going to get out of this alive. “Please?”
“’Kay,” the girl said, an...d took a bite. She chewed and then wrinkled her nose, but she was eating.
Bettina glanced over at Carl, who sat in the easy chair in front of the door reading a paperback book. The curtains were drawn, but she could see a strip of light slipping in under the dingy motel-room curtains. She’d stopped trying to figure out where they were—he never opened the drapes—but she was still trying to listen for some signs of activity beyond the walls of this room, although he kept the television on all day and all night and it was impossible to hear anything outside with the constant noise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Come on, baby, eat some grilled cheese,” Bettina said to Quinn. “It’s good. Look.” She took a bite herself and gagged. She was too scared to be hungry, but she had to eat, she knew that, just like Quinn did.
“It’s cold,” the little girl complained. “Can you make it hot?”
“No, this is a new way to eat it. Come on, please?” She was pleading with the child as if the one bite would be a sign, as if Quinn eating would mean they were going to get out of this alive. “Please?”
“’Kay,” the girl said, an...d took a bite. She chewed and then wrinkled her nose, but she was eating.
Bettina glanced over at Carl, who sat in the easy chair in front of the door reading a paperback book. The curtains were drawn, but she could see a strip of light slipping in under the dingy motel-room curtains. She’d stopped trying to figure out where they were—he never opened the drapes—but she was still trying to listen for some signs of activity beyond the walls of this room, although he kept the television on all day and all night and it was impossible to hear anything outside with the constant noise.
What to read after The Reincarnationist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M.J. Rose to read onlineMoreLess
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