The Waking Dark (2013)
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Even for those untouched by the storm, there was no business as usual, only business in spite of. Despite houseguests taking refuge on couches, despite downed phone lines and severed supply lines, there were still cows to be milked and fields to be mowed. The business of nature continued apace, as did the business of those whose job it was to keep the town in business, the mayor and the cops and the doctors and the carpenters and the plumbers all working overtime, as if to compensate for the res...t – shopkeepers with no goods to sell, gas-station attendants with no gas to pump, farmers whose herds had taken flight. And then there was the business of recovery: cleaning up wreckage, tending to injuries of body and soul. They were two towns in one: those who bore only a faint battle scar living side by side with those who had been cut down where they stood and now struggled to rise.
It had been four days, but Jule could not get used to the house. Though she had, for the moment, stopped expecting the tap of a police baton against the solid oak door, the place showed no signs of becoming a home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even for those untouched by the storm, there was no business as usual, only business in spite of. Despite houseguests taking refuge on couches, despite downed phone lines and severed supply lines, there were still cows to be milked and fields to be mowed. The business of nature continued apace, as did the business of those whose job it was to keep the town in business, the mayor and the cops and the doctors and the carpenters and the plumbers all working overtime, as if to compensate for the res...t – shopkeepers with no goods to sell, gas-station attendants with no gas to pump, farmers whose herds had taken flight. And then there was the business of recovery: cleaning up wreckage, tending to injuries of body and soul. They were two towns in one: those who bore only a faint battle scar living side by side with those who had been cut down where they stood and now struggled to rise.
It had been four days, but Jule could not get used to the house. Though she had, for the moment, stopped expecting the tap of a police baton against the solid oak door, the place showed no signs of becoming a home.
What to read after The Waking Dark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robin Wasserman to read onlineMoreLess
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