The Vampire Diaries: the Salvation: Unspoken
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His long black bangs flopped into his eyes and he shook them aside. “You can’t keep me here forever,” he snarled, his voice low and savage. “Locked up like this. Better to be dead.”
“Today’s your lucky day, then.” Starvation didn’t seem to be killing the kid, Damon thought, but he didn’t look good. His already skinny face was gaunt, his cheeks hollow and his bones sharp.
The young manmade vampire swiped suddenly at Damon through the bars, hands twisted into claws, and Damon dodged out of the way.... Hunger didn’t seem to be making the kid any slower or weaker.
But now they knew how to kill him. Damon felt like he was fizzing with excitement. When he looked at the kid, he didn’t see just another vampire. He saw the synthetic vampires who had hunted him through Europe, who had killed Katherine. He saw Stefan’s murderer.
Nothing Damon had done, none of the staking and burning and starving had helped defuse his fury.
But now, finally, he was going to get to kill him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His long black bangs flopped into his eyes and he shook them aside. “You can’t keep me here forever,” he snarled, his voice low and savage. “Locked up like this. Better to be dead.”
“Today’s your lucky day, then.” Starvation didn’t seem to be killing the kid, Damon thought, but he didn’t look good. His already skinny face was gaunt, his cheeks hollow and his bones sharp.
The young manmade vampire swiped suddenly at Damon through the bars, hands twisted into claws, and Damon dodged out of the way.... Hunger didn’t seem to be making the kid any slower or weaker.
But now they knew how to kill him. Damon felt like he was fizzing with excitement. When he looked at the kid, he didn’t see just another vampire. He saw the synthetic vampires who had hunted him through Europe, who had killed Katherine. He saw Stefan’s murderer.
Nothing Damon had done, none of the staking and burning and starving had helped defuse his fury.
But now, finally, he was going to get to kill him.
What to read after The Vampire Diaries: the Salvation: Unspoken?
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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