Barren Fields
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Present Day.
“Eddie, are you in here?” Arthur calls from the door of the barn.
“Yeah, I’m up top.”
I’ve been stacking supplies for the last two hours with Donald Chapman, his son Joshua, and Franklin Dougherty, one of the people we rescued from Stockton’s men at the store three days ago. Many of the former captives want to do something useful, but besides Danielle, only Franklin has the physical strength to be able to help out at this point. Franklin was only captured a week before... we rescued their group, and he was surviving fairly well before that time so he wasn’t beaten down and starved to the point needing a long recovery.
“Eddie, I think we have a problem. You need to get to the house and speak with Gayle.”
Gayle is a great cook and baker but is also a profound worrier and world class gossip, so I’m not looking forward to this particular encounter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Present Day.
“Eddie, are you in here?” Arthur calls from the door of the barn.
“Yeah, I’m up top.”
I’ve been stacking supplies for the last two hours with Donald Chapman, his son Joshua, and Franklin Dougherty, one of the people we rescued from Stockton’s men at the store three days ago. Many of the former captives want to do something useful, but besides Danielle, only Franklin has the physical strength to be able to help out at this point. Franklin was only captured a week before... we rescued their group, and he was surviving fairly well before that time so he wasn’t beaten down and starved to the point needing a long recovery.
“Eddie, I think we have a problem. You need to get to the house and speak with Gayle.”
Gayle is a great cook and baker but is also a profound worrier and world class gossip, so I’m not looking forward to this particular encounter.
What to read after Barren Fields?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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