The Road to Winter (2016)
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I haven’t heard a girl’s voice in so long it takes time to sink in. I understand enough to sense danger, though.
I drop my board and take off for the safety of the tea trees. She’s onto the idea now and so is Rowdy, all three of us belting up the dunes, sending sand flying in the air behind us.
We reach the top and dive under the overhang. The girl’s got me by the arm and she’s not letting go. I peer out and see five of them—Wilders. I’ve steered clear of gangs like this when I’ve come across th...em north of the fence lines. As far as I know they haven’t ventured into town before.
These are big blokes. No guns, but carrying long bits of wood. Looks like knives taped to the ends. It’s no secret which way we’ve taken off, with our tracks all the way up the dune like a big sign saying, ‘Up here, up here’.
I see them start to climb, lumbering-like. Slow. And not real smart, either. They don’t split up and try to head us off. Like dogs on the scent of a feed, all running together in a pack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I haven’t heard a girl’s voice in so long it takes time to sink in. I understand enough to sense danger, though.
I drop my board and take off for the safety of the tea trees. She’s onto the idea now and so is Rowdy, all three of us belting up the dunes, sending sand flying in the air behind us.
We reach the top and dive under the overhang. The girl’s got me by the arm and she’s not letting go. I peer out and see five of them—Wilders. I’ve steered clear of gangs like this when I’ve come across th...em north of the fence lines. As far as I know they haven’t ventured into town before.
These are big blokes. No guns, but carrying long bits of wood. Looks like knives taped to the ends. It’s no secret which way we’ve taken off, with our tracks all the way up the dune like a big sign saying, ‘Up here, up here’.
I see them start to climb, lumbering-like. Slow. And not real smart, either. They don’t split up and try to head us off. Like dogs on the scent of a feed, all running together in a pack.
What to read after The Road to Winter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Smith to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 4 years ago
I really enjoyed this book! Did not want this book to end! I really loved the characters and the way the story unfolded. I hope there are more to come!Write Review:
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