The Tattooed Heart (2015)
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He was the Messenger I knew, the absurdly beautiful boy in black. But of course I now knew he was far, far older than he seemed. Even his love affair was older than me, older than my mother or father, older than my grandparents. My God, he had loved that girl for seven decades.
And for that time he had carried out the hard justice of Isthil and bore the vivid marks on his body.
“It is time for us to catch up with Trent,” Messenger said, sounding very businesslike. He waited until I nodded.
Needl...ess to say, Messenger being Messenger, he did not whip out an iPad and show me a video of Trent. Instead, I simply went from being where I was, to a cold and slush-lined street.
Trent was in a motorized wheelchair. His carefully nurtured muscles were slack. His limbs were atrophied. He had a mouthpiece that allowed him to control the movements of his wheelchair.
But it was not moving. The battery had died.
He sat helpless, immobile, at a street corner bus stop in Des Moines. His exhalations were steam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was the Messenger I knew, the absurdly beautiful boy in black. But of course I now knew he was far, far older than he seemed. Even his love affair was older than me, older than my mother or father, older than my grandparents. My God, he had loved that girl for seven decades.
And for that time he had carried out the hard justice of Isthil and bore the vivid marks on his body.
“It is time for us to catch up with Trent,” Messenger said, sounding very businesslike. He waited until I nodded.
Needl...ess to say, Messenger being Messenger, he did not whip out an iPad and show me a video of Trent. Instead, I simply went from being where I was, to a cold and slush-lined street.
Trent was in a motorized wheelchair. His carefully nurtured muscles were slack. His limbs were atrophied. He had a mouthpiece that allowed him to control the movements of his wheelchair.
But it was not moving. The battery had died.
He sat helpless, immobile, at a street corner bus stop in Des Moines. His exhalations were steam.
What to read after The Tattooed Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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