The Secret Hour
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MIDNIGHTERS “My eyes are what?”
“They’re…” The girl took a step closer, peering into Jessica’s eyes. Jessica raised a hand to her own face, and the girl flinched as if afraid of being touched, then looked up at the sky with a puzzled expression.
As her eyes met the moon, Jessica cried out. They flashed a deep indigo, just like the panther’s.
Jessica took a step back from the three of them. Those reflecting eyes belonged to cats or raccoons, owls or foxes—things that hunted in the dar...k. Not people. The girl’s eyes looked normal now, but after that momentary reflection, she seemed less human.
“Melissa’s right,” Dess said.
Rex quieted the other two with a wave of his hand. He took a step closer, peering into Jessica’s eyes with a calm intensity.
“Jessica,” he said quietly, “look up at the moon, please.”
She did so for a few seconds but dropped her eyes back to Rex suspiciously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MIDNIGHTERS “My eyes are what?”
“They’re…” The girl took a step closer, peering into Jessica’s eyes. Jessica raised a hand to her own face, and the girl flinched as if afraid of being touched, then looked up at the sky with a puzzled expression.
As her eyes met the moon, Jessica cried out. They flashed a deep indigo, just like the panther’s.
Jessica took a step back from the three of them. Those reflecting eyes belonged to cats or raccoons, owls or foxes—things that hunted in the dar...k. Not people. The girl’s eyes looked normal now, but after that momentary reflection, she seemed less human.
“Melissa’s right,” Dess said.
Rex quieted the other two with a wave of his hand. He took a step closer, peering into Jessica’s eyes with a calm intensity.
“Jessica,” he said quietly, “look up at the moon, please.”
She did so for a few seconds but dropped her eyes back to Rex suspiciously.
What to read after The Secret Hour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott Westerfeld to read onlineMoreLess
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