The Taking
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She opened the gate and peered into the narrow service area where Russell Tewkes had worked the taps and mixed the cocktails.
She probed with her flashlight. No one crouched there among the brittle, bristling ruins of the shattered back-bar mirror.
A sludge of darkness filled the hall that led to the lavatories. Her beam washed it away, revealing no one.
She considered investigating the rest rooms. The prospect didn’t thrill her.
She worried about what size the black fungus had achieved. What ca...pabilities might it possess?
In the women’s room, she had never closed the window following Render’s departure. Anything might have crept in from this goblin night. In that tight space, the three closed stall doors would offer the challenge of three spring-loaded lids on jack-in-the-boxes packed with surprises designed in Hell.
Besides, the two lavatories together could not have accommodated forty people. She didn’t expect to find them in small groups, whether dead or alive, but in one place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She opened the gate and peered into the narrow service area where Russell Tewkes had worked the taps and mixed the cocktails.
She probed with her flashlight. No one crouched there among the brittle, bristling ruins of the shattered back-bar mirror.
A sludge of darkness filled the hall that led to the lavatories. Her beam washed it away, revealing no one.
She considered investigating the rest rooms. The prospect didn’t thrill her.
She worried about what size the black fungus had achieved. What ca...pabilities might it possess?
In the women’s room, she had never closed the window following Render’s departure. Anything might have crept in from this goblin night. In that tight space, the three closed stall doors would offer the challenge of three spring-loaded lids on jack-in-the-boxes packed with surprises designed in Hell.
Besides, the two lavatories together could not have accommodated forty people. She didn’t expect to find them in small groups, whether dead or alive, but in one place.
What to read after The Taking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dean Koontz to read onlineMoreLess
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