The Vampire Diaries: the Return: Nightfall (2009)
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She recognized this before she was fully awake and hoped to heaven that she had given Aunt Judith some reasonable excuse last night. Last night—the very concept was extremely fuzzy. What had she been dreaming to make this wakening seem so extraordinary? She couldn’t remember—jeez, she couldn’t remember anything!And then she remembered everything.Sitting up with a jolt that would have sent her flying off the bed had she attempted it yesterday, she searched her recollections.Daylight. She remember...ed daylight, full light on her—and she didn’t have her ring. She took a frantic look at both hands. No ring. And she was sitting up in a shaft of sunlight and it wasn’t hurting her. It wasn’t possible. She knew, she remembered with a raw memory that pervaded every cell of her body, that daylight would kill her. She had learned that lesson with a single touch of a sunbeam to her hand. She would never forget the searing, scalding pain: the touch had imprinted a behavior on her forever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She recognized this before she was fully awake and hoped to heaven that she had given Aunt Judith some reasonable excuse last night. Last night—the very concept was extremely fuzzy. What had she been dreaming to make this wakening seem so extraordinary? She couldn’t remember—jeez, she couldn’t remember anything!And then she remembered everything.Sitting up with a jolt that would have sent her flying off the bed had she attempted it yesterday, she searched her recollections.Daylight. She remember...ed daylight, full light on her—and she didn’t have her ring. She took a frantic look at both hands. No ring. And she was sitting up in a shaft of sunlight and it wasn’t hurting her. It wasn’t possible. She knew, she remembered with a raw memory that pervaded every cell of her body, that daylight would kill her. She had learned that lesson with a single touch of a sunbeam to her hand. She would never forget the searing, scalding pain: the touch had imprinted a behavior on her forever.
What to read after The Vampire Diaries: the Return: Nightfall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L.J. Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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